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    Rolling diaphragm cylinders

    June 13, 2007
    Diaphragm air cylinders provide frictionless conversion of pneumatic pressure to linear force. Lack of stiction or blow-by ensures accuracy, repeatability, and sensitivity. They are available in stroke ranges from 1.8 to 4.2 in. and operate at pressures ...
    Hydraulicspneumatics Com Sites Hydraulicspneumatics com Files Uploads Custom Inline Archive Www hydraulicspneumatics com Content Site200 Articles 06 01 2007 67530 Prod Spot01 00000043638
    Diaphragm air cylinders provide frictionless conversion of pneumatic pressure to linear force. Lack of stiction or blow-by ensures accuracy, repeatability, and sensitivity. They are available in stroke ranges from 1.8 to 4.2 in. and operate at pressures to 145 psi. Effective pressure areas are 4 to 36 in2.

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