Festo
Festo DSBG-80-80-PPSA-N3 1646788 ISO cylinder electrician tool
ISO cylinder delivers standardised pneumatic motion for automation tasks
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- ISO cylinder design ensures standardised mounting
- 80 mm bore provides strong linear force
- Red finish allows quick visual identification
- Supplied as a single unit in box packaging
- Manufacturer part 1646788 simplifies ordering and replacement
Product identity
The Festo DSBG-80-80-PPSA-N3 is a new ISO cylinder supplied as a single unit in a box. It is intended for electricians and technicians who need a standard pneumatic actuator for assembly or test equipment.
Compatibility checks
Verify that your system uses ISO cylinder mounting dimensions and that the 80 mm bore matches your design requirements. Confirm the available air supply pressure and port thread type suit this model before ordering.
Suitability
This cylinder suits professionals building or maintaining pneumatic circuits to ISO standards. Buyers who need a different bore size, stroke length or non-ISO mounting pattern should look at other configurations.
Highlights
- ISO cylinder design ensures standardised mounting
- 80 mm bore provides strong linear force
- Red finish allows quick visual identification
- Supplied as a single unit in box packaging
- Manufacturer part 1646788 simplifies ordering and replacement
Specifications
| Brand | FESTO |
|---|---|
| Model | DSBG-80-80-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
What comes in the box with the Festo DSBG-80-80-PPSA-N3 and do I need to buy anything else?
The box contains one ISO cylinder, model DSBG-80-80-PPSA-N3, in red finish. Mounting brackets, sensors, tubing and fittings are not included and must be purchased separately if required.
The model code shows 80-80 — which bore and stroke combination should I select?
The 80-80 designation means an 80 mm bore and an 80 mm stroke. Choose this version when your application calls for that exact bore and stroke; other bore or stroke sizes carry different model codes.
What does the 80 mm bore mean for the force I can get from this cylinder in a real system?
An 80 mm bore sets the piston area that, multiplied by your supply pressure, gives the theoretical force; actual force will be lower after friction and pressure losses in the circuit.
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