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The Norgren Guide to SpecifyingPneumaticActuators
The Norgren Guide toSpecifying Pneumatic ActuatorslDesign theorylApplicationslBore and stroke selectionCONTENTSI ntroduction5 Fundamental designs5 Single acting cylinders5 Double acting cylinders6 Magnetic cylinders6 Rodless cylinders6 rotary actuators6 Clamping cylinders7 Bellows7 Cylinder sizing for thrust8 Useable thrust8 Clamping applications9 Dynamic applications9 Piston rod buckling9 Speed control9 Increasing speed12 Cycle times12 Cylinder air consumption13 Seals14 O ring piston seals14 Cup seals15 Z rings15 O ring barrel seals15 Cushion seals15 Piston rod seals15 Piston rod bellows15 Extreme operating temperatures16 Wear ring16 Cushion design16 Shock absorbers17 Standards18 Non standard dimensions18 Types of construction19 Sealed for life19 Micro cylinders19 Round line cylinders19 Small bore ISO19 Compact cylinders 12-40mm bore19 Serviceable20 Light and medium duty20 Compact cylinder
Another form of rotary actuator is the rack and pinion design. The basic double acting rack and pinion design is shown in (Figure 10). These larger actuators are …
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