Festo DRRD Series 10 bar Double Action Pneumatic Rotary Actuator, 180° Rotary Angle

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RS Stock No.:
121-5356
Mfr. Part No.:
DRRD-25-180-FH-Y9A
Brand:
Festo
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Brand

Festo

Rotary Angle

180°

Action

Double

Force at 7 bar

5.1 Nm @ 6 bar

Manufacturer Series

DRRD

Maximum Input Pressure

10bar

Maximum Operating Pressure

10 bar

Cushioning Type

Air

Port Connection

M5

Weight

1.4kg

Model Number

1360248

Size Type

Standard

Series

DRRD

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Festo Pneumatic Rotary Actuator, 180° Swivel Angle, M5 Port Connection - DRRD-25-180-FH-Y9A


Handle the twists and turns of industrial tasks with this pneumatic rotary actuator from Festo. As it operates at pressures up to 10 bar and exerts 5.1Nm of force at 6 bar, it's a sturdy contender for use in your medium-duty to heavy-duty applications. Internal cushioning is on hand to absorb shock from the piston and keep your system running smoothly for the long term. The actuator comes with grooves on two sides so you can mount a proximity sensor (175-4527) and get precise position detection.

Features & Benefits


• Standard M5 port connection simplifies the job of hooking it up to your pneumatic setup
• Rotary angle of 180° gives you a wide range of motion
• IP65 rating indicates it's splash-proof, dust-proof and touch-proof

Applications


• Manufacturing equipment
• Handling and assembly machinery
• Machine tool construction

What's the difference between a single-action and double-action rotary actuator?


Single-action actuators use air to drive them in one direction and springs to return them to their original position. Double-acting designs have a port at both ends, so air drives them in both directions. This gives you fine-tuned control over your equipment.

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