Festo Pneumatic Piston Rod Cylinder - 19177, 8mm Bore, 10mm Stroke, DSNU Series, Double Acting

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RS Stock No.:
202-1839
Mfr. Part No.:
DSNU-8-10-P-A
Brand:
Festo
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Brand

Festo

Manufacturer Series

DSNU

Model Number p

19177

Bore

8mm

Stroke

10mm

Action

Double

Pneumatic Connection

M5

Cushioning Type

Elastic

Maximum Operating Pressure

10 bar

ISO Standard

ISO 6432

VDMA Standard

VDMA 24364-B1/B2-L

Maximum Operating Temperature

+80°C

Test Weight

34.6 g

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Festo Pneumatic Piston Rod Cylinder, M4 Piston Rod Thread, 1.5 to 10 Bar Operating Pressure Range - DSNU-8-10-P-A


Tweak the movement of your industrial robots with this piston rod cylinder from Festo. Thanks to its integral cushioning, you get smooth linear motion with minimal chance of your automated machinery jarring or juddering. A short stroke of 10mm makes it a practical choice for clamping or ejecting small components, as well as for use in setups where space is tight. As the unit is double-acting, compressed air drives the piston in both directions to deliver reliable back-and-forth movement. Thanks to the rugged wrought aluminium alloy housing, you can be sure of this cylinder's extended service life in harsh industrial settings.

Features & Benefits


• High-alloy stainless steel piston rod resists corrosion in humid conditions
• Can be assembled in any position to suit your existing network
• Broad operating pressure range between 1.5 and 10 bar makes it compatible with standard pneumatic systems

Applications


• Packaging facilities
• Automotive manufacturing
• Aerospace technology
• Breweries and bottling plants

How do I adjust the cushioning on this pneumatic piston rod cylinder?


To save you time during commissioning, the cushioning on this unit is self-adjusting, so it adapts automatically to speed and load changes.

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