5. Materials used
Pneumatic power transmission is a simple technology, the price of which has fallen sharply in recent decades. This has been achieved not only by reducing the amount of material used to manufacture cylinders, but also by choosing materials that are more economical and easier to produce. These optimizations must not, however, compromise the durability of pneumatic components. Materials must be strong enough to ensure a service life of several million cycles in different production environments.
5.1 Joint materials
Cylinder seals are manufactured mainly from one of three materials:
polyurethane (PUR),
nitrile (NBR),
fluoroelastomer (FPM/FKM)....
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Bibliography
- (1) - HESSE (S.) - Rationaliser grâce à la manipulation. - Version anglaise : https://frscribe.com/doc/7339269/99-Pneumatic-Applications (1994).
- (2)...
Standards
- Pneumatic transmissions – Single-rod cylinders, 1,000 kPa (10 bar) series, 8 mm to 25 mm bores – Basic and installation dimensions. - ISO 6432 - novembre 2015
- Pneumatic transmissions – Cylinders with detachable mountings, 1,000 kPa (10 bar) series, 32 mm to 320 mm bores – Basic dimensions, fixings and accessories. - ISO 15552 - juin 2018
- Pneumatic transmissions – Cylinders – Compact cylinders, 1,000 kPa (10 bar)...
Websites of leading pneumatic cylinder suppliers
AIGNEP :
AIRTEC – France:
EMERSON:
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