When selecting components, how do you determine the thickness and stroke of a blade cylinder?

Q2: During component selection, how do you determine the thickness and stroke of a blade cylinder?

A：

• Thickness Selection: The thickness depends on you.Installation space constraints. The 6.5 mm, 7.7 mm, 8 mm, and 10mm we commonly refer to indicate the overall thickness of the cylinder body. When used for parallel transfer across multiple workstations or for stacked mounting, be sure to provide a safety clearance of 0.5 to 1mm to prevent interference.

  
  

• Itinerary Selection: The stroke refers to the travel distance of the slide. On the premise of satisfying the gripping/ejection action, it is recommended to select, as much as possible,Short stroke. As the stroke length increases, the cantilevered overhang grows, placing higher demands on the slide’s rigidity and also affecting the equipment’s cycle time. Standard stroke lengths are 10 mm, 15 mm, and 20 mm; custom non-standard strokes are also available.