Pneumatic Cylinders

Feb. 17, 2005
The L Series pneumatic cylinders are designed for low start-up and running friction.

The cylinders contain low-friction nitrile seals and are factory lubricated with PTFE impregnated grease. The L Series precision machined components and selflubricating bearings offer long life and continued low-friction operation. The cylinder's smooth body exterior (no bolt together or retaining wire hole access) means no dirt or grease traps. The L Series are constructed of thick-walled, anodized aluminum housing and caps with chrome-plated 303 stainless-steel rods riding in self-lubricating bronze bearings. Hardened 302 stainless-steel retaining wires are used for assembly. The cylinder's bore and rod sizes are metric in design and mounting and porting are offered in inch or metric.

Nason,
1307 S. Highway 11, Walhalia, SC 29691,
(800) 229-4955,
nasonptc.com

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