Pneumatic Cylinders

Rotary Cylinder

Operation Principle: The Rotary Pneumatic Cylinder operates by converting the linear force of compressed air into rotational motion. It uses a piston inside the cylinder that is connected to a shaft. When compressed air enters the cylinder, it moves the piston, which rotates the shaft to produce rotary motion. The cylinder can rotate through a specified range of angles, typically 90°, 180°, or 270°

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SpecificationSource value
Working Pressure1.5 to 8.5 bar
Size RangeBore sizes range from 10 mm to 200 mm, with adjustable angle screw options. Available with various rotational angle range
Body MaterialAluminum , Stainless steel
Seal MaterialNBR (Nitrile Rubber), FKM (Viton), PTFE (for high-temperature applications)
Working FluidCompressed air, filtered and lubricated
Position SensingAvailable with integrated sensors for position detection (e.g., reed switches, inductive sensors)
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Operation Principle: The Rotary Pneumatic Cylinder operates by converting the linear force of compressed air into rotational motion. It uses a piston inside the cylinder that is connected to a shaft. When compressed air enters the cylinder, it moves the piston, which rotates the shaft to produce rotary motion. The cylinder can rotate through a specified range of angles, typically 90°, 180°, or 270°

Working Pressure: 1.5 to 8.5 bar

Size Range: Bore sizes range from 10 mm to 200 mm, with adjustable angle screw options. Available with various rotational angle range

Body Material: Aluminum , Stainless steel

Seal Material: NBR (Nitrile Rubber), FKM (Viton), PTFE (for high-temperature applications)

Working Fluid: Compressed air, filtered and lubricated

Position Sensing: Available with integrated sensors for position detection (e.g., reed switches, inductive sensors)