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What are the types of cylinder pressing fixtures?
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The compact, lightweight thin-type cylinder occupies minimal space. Its body is square-shaped, allowing it to be directly mounted onto fixtures or equipment without the need for additional accessories. The output connecting rod comes in both internal-thread and external-thread versions and must be used in conjunction with guiding components.
The main types of cylinder pressing fixtures include the following:
Thin cylinder
The compact, lightweight thin-type cylinder occupies minimal space. Its body is square-shaped, allowing it to be directly mounted onto fixtures or equipment without the need for additional accessories. The output connecting rod comes in both internal-thread and external-thread versions and must be used in conjunction with guiding components.
Double-acting cylinder
The piston rod of a double-acting cylinder is driven by compressed air in both directions and is commonly used in high-load applications. According to the mode of motion, it can be categorized into two types: linear motion and rotary motion. Some models offer a rodless design to minimize installation space.
Guide rod cylinder
Guide rod cylinders come with built-in guiding functions and are suitable for applications such as pushing and blocking, where lateral loads need to be accommodated. Based on their structure, they are divided into linear bearing type and bronze bushing type. The former is ideal for low-friction motion, while the latter is better suited for high-load environments.
Standard cylinder
The standard cylinder features a simple structure and customizable stroke length. Whether the piston moves forward or backward, it can generate either pushing or pulling force, making it suitable for conventional pressing applications.
Needle-type cylinder
Needle-type cylinders are compact in size and can be directly embedded into the main body of a mechanism or onto a panel, enabling highly integrated installation. They are commonly used in precision pressing equipment.
Blocking cylinder
The blocking cylinder is used to stop pallets on the production line. It features a fixed stroke and incorporates a positioning rod function, ensuring precise control of the pressing position.
Slide table cylinder
The slide table cylinder features a cross roller guide rail, offering high guiding accuracy and strong load-bearing capacity. It is suitable for high-precision pressing applications but comes at a relatively higher price.
Rodless cylinder
Rodless cylinders are available in two types: mechanical coupling and magnetic coupling. By employing a special structural design, these cylinders achieve rodless motion, further reducing the space occupied by the equipment.
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