·Air consumption: up to 73% reduction
Comparison of 3.6L (ANR) → 2.3L (ANR), CQ2, ø 50, and 200 strokes
·Starting from 5mm before the end of the stroke, thrust is generated (only extending action)
The auxiliary cylinder executes the action before the thrust stroke position, which can achieve energy saving
·Smooth movement can also be achieved when generating thrust
·Small magnetic switches can be installed on all four sides of the auxiliary cylinder
·Can install CQ2 series pole side flange type
·Suitable for pressing, clamping, etc. that output force at the end of the stroke
·Same as before, only one solenoid valve is needed to control the cylinder