Compact pneumatic air cylinders
AutomationDirect adds to its NITRA pneumatic product line, featuring series of compact stainless steel cylinders
AutomationDirect has extended its NITRA pneumatic product line to include a series of compact stainless steel, round body cylinders.
The new C-series cylinders feature type 304 stainless steel bodies with anodized aluminum alloy heads. The type 303 stainless piston rod is equipped with Buna “N” o-ring rod seals and sintered bronze rod bushings. The double-acting cylinders are available in 9/16-inch to three-inch bore sizes and stroke lengths from 0.25 inch to four inches. Optional clevis brackets and rod eyes are also available. C-series compact cylinders are backed with a two-year warranty.
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