SMC Rod Nut M10X1.25, For Use With NCG/CG1 Series Air Cylinder, To Fit 25mm Bore Size

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RS Stock No.:
865-6024
Mfr. Part No.:
M10X1.25
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SMC
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Brand

SMC

To Fit Bore Size

25 mm, 32 mm, 40mm

For Use With

NCG/CG1 Series Air Cylinder

Manufacturer Series

M10

Non Compliant

COO (Country of Origin):
JP

SMC M10 Series Rod Nut, 25mm Bore size, 40mm Bore size - M10X1.25


This rod nut is a critical component designed for use with NCG/CG1 Series air cylinders. Engineered to accommodate bore sizes of 25mm, 32mm, and 40mm, it ensures seamless operation within hydraulic systems. The robust construction and precise specifications make it an essential item for efficiency in automation.

Features & Benefits


• Compatible with various bore sizes for versatility in applications
• Specifically designed for NCG/CG1 Series air cylinders
• Facilitates smooth operation within hydraulic environments
• Durable material ensures longevity and reliability in use
• Easy installation simplifies maintenance and replacement processes

Applications


• Utilised for securing and connecting piston rods in cylinders
• Essential for assembly in automation machinery
• Applied in pneumatic systems requiring precise rod movement
• Suitable for maintenance tasks in mechanical and electrical equipment

What is the significance of using a rod nut in air cylinders?


A rod nut provides a secure connection for piston rods, ensuring efficient motion control and stability within pneumatic systems. This is essential for maintaining system integrity and performance.

How do bore sizes impact the selection of a rod nut?


Selecting the correct bore size ensures optimal fit and function within pneumatic applications. Mismatched sizes can lead to inefficiency and potential damage to the cylinder or connected components.

What materials are commonly used in manufacturing this type of nut?


Typically, these rod nuts are constructed from high-strength steel or similar alloys to withstand operational pressures and extend their service life even under heavy use.

Is there a specific torque specification for installation?


While specific torque values can depend on individual assembly requirements, it is important to securely fasten the rod nut to prevent loosening during operation, which can compromise system functionality.

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