SPEEDAIRE
SPEEDAIRE Double Acting Air Cylinder 3/4 in Bore 1/2 in Stroke
Double-acting pneumatic cylinder with a 3/4 in bore, 1/2 in stroke and stainless-steel body for linear motion control
- TypeDouble Acting
- Double acting cylinder delivers force in both directions
- 3/4 inch bore suits medium force applications
- 1/2 inch stroke for short travel needs
- Stainless steel body resists corrosion and wear
- 1/8 inch NPT inlet fits standard pneumatic fittings
Round Body Air Cylinder 3/4 in Bore
This SPEEDAIRE round body cylinder has a 3/4 inch bore and 1/2 inch stroke. The body is stainless steel with an anodized finish. It operates as a double acting, single rod unit with a magnetic piston. The front nose mounting and 1/8 inch NPT inlet complete the specification.
Suited for Short Stroke Linear Motion
Builders needing compact push and pull force in a non repairable stainless body will find this cylinder appropriate. The half inch stroke limits travel, so applications requiring longer linear movement should consider other options. The fixed cushion type also means end of stroke damping is not adjustable.
Mounts by Front Nose with NPT Port
The front nose mount secures the cylinder directly to a bracket or panel. A 1/8 inch NPT fitting supplies compressed air to both ports for extend and retract cycles. The magnetic piston allows external position sensing without additional sensors. The anodized stainless body resists corrosion in industrial environments.
Highlights
- Double acting cylinder delivers force in both directions
- 3/4 inch bore suits medium force applications
- 1/2 inch stroke for short travel needs
- Stainless steel body resists corrosion and wear
- 1/8 inch NPT inlet fits standard pneumatic fittings
Specifications
| Brand | Speedaire |
|---|---|
| Type | Double Acting |
Questions about this item
What size NPT fitting do I need to connect the 1/8 in air inlet on this cylinder?
The cylinder has a 1/8 in NPT air inlet, so you need a matching 1/8 in NPT male fitting and tubing rated for your system pressure.
Will the 3/4 in bore and 1/2 in stroke fit the same nose-mount pattern as my existing single-acting cylinder?
This cylinder uses a front nose-mount with a 3/4 in bore; compare the nose thread and pilot diameter on your old unit to the new cylinder's stainless-steel body dimensions before swapping.
How can I verify the magnetic piston is actuating my reed switch after installation?
Apply air to each port in turn; the rod should extend and retract smoothly, and a properly positioned reed switch will toggle at each end of the 1/2 in stroke.
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