Festo Pneumatic Compact Cylinder - 151134, 20mm Bore, 25mm Stroke, DZH Series, Double Acting

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202-2389
Mfr. Part No.:
DZH-20-25-PPV-A
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Festo
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Brand

Festo

Manufacturer Series

DZH

Model Number p

151134

Action

Double

Stroke

25mm

Bore

20mm

Pneumatic Connection

G 1/8

Piston Rod Thread Gender

Male

Cushioning Type

Pneumatic Cushioning

Dimensions

156.5 x 23 x 39.5mm

Width

23mm

Height

39.5mm

Length

156.5mm

Maximum Operating Pressure

10 bar

Maximum Operating Temperature

+80°C

Test Weight

230 g

Stroke Interval Weight

15 @ 10 mm stroke g

Minimum Operating Temperature

-25°C

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Festo Compact Double Acting Pneumatic Cylinder, 25mm Stroke, 20mm Bore - DZH-20-25-PPV-A


When you need a reliable pneumatic cylinder for proximity sensing, turn to this double-acting, non-rotating flat cylinder from Festo. It has adjustable cushioning at both ends so you can save energy, reduce cycle times and keep your machinery running smoothly. A compact size with a 20mm bore and 25mm stroke makes it suitable for use in small spaces. It also helps with positioning, clamping and ejecting smaller components. The G1/8 pneumatic connection is compatible with a wide range of components and the unit can work at pressures of up to 10 bar, so it's a versatile option.

• Aluminium housing combines light weight with corrosion resistance
• Tough high-alloy steel piston rod
• Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPE-U) seals guard against leakage

Applications


• Factory automation
• Packaging
• Transport

How many ports does a double-acting cylinder have?


In a double-acting cylinder, the air is forced into one port and out another. This pushes the rod back and forth.

When are short-stroke cylinders used?


Short-stroke cylinders are typically used in confined spaces when there's not a significant lateral load to be supported. They can usually be installed without any specific mounting accessories.

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