Festo
Festo DSBG-100-80-PPSA-N3 1646818 ISO cylinder electrician tool
ISO cylinder with 100 mm bore and 80 mm stroke for pneumatic automation systems
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- ISO cylinder delivers precise linear motion
- 100 mm bore handles demanding force requirements
- 80 mm stroke fits compact installations
- Red finish aids quick visual identification
- Part number 1646818 ensures exact reordering
ISO cylinder for electrician use
The Festo DSBG-100-80-PPSA-N3 is a standard ISO pneumatic cylinder built for electrician tool applications. It carries part number 1646818 and is supplied new in a single pack. The unit features a red finish and conforms to ISO mounting dimensions for direct installation.
Suited for linear actuation tasks
This cylinder suits installers who need a compact ISO actuator with an 80 mm stroke and 100 mm bore for pushing, pulling or clamping duties. It is not intended for buyers who require integrated position sensing, magnetic piston options or non-ISO mounting patterns.
80 mm stroke and 100 mm bore define fit
The decisive specification is the combination of an 80 mm stroke and a 100 mm bore within the ISO cylinder envelope. These two dimensions determine whether the unit matches the mechanical envelope and force requirements of the intended fixture.
Highlights
- ISO cylinder delivers precise linear motion
- 100 mm bore handles demanding force requirements
- 80 mm stroke fits compact installations
- Red finish aids quick visual identification
- Part number 1646818 ensures exact reordering
Specifications
| Brand | FESTO |
|---|---|
| Model | DSBG-100-80-PPSA-N3 |
| Type | Test Equipment |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Parts | 3 Years |
| Labor | 1 Year |
Questions about this item
Does the box contain the complete ISO cylinder or do I need to order mounting brackets separately?
The pack supplies one complete DSBG-100-80-PPSA-N3 ISO cylinder ready for installation; mounting brackets are not included and must be sourced separately if required.
How do I decide between the 100 mm bore and the 80 mm stroke when selecting this cylinder?
The 100 mm bore determines the force output at a given pressure, while the 80 mm stroke defines the maximum linear travel; choose the bore for the force you need and the stroke for the distance the load must move.
What does the 100 mm bore actually deliver in a working pneumatic system?
In a live system the 100 mm bore produces force proportional to the supply pressure acting on its piston area; the 80 mm stroke caps the usable travel at 80 mm, so the cylinder suits applications needing that force over a short stroke.
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