B1.5401
Built-in Elements with Seals
piston and threaded bushing
Features
- space-saving installation of cylinders
- compact fixtures
- more workpieces per fixture
- more machining space
- less sensitive to swarf
- sealing with very little leakage
- individual adaptation possibilities
The built-in elements consist of the piston and threaded bushing. The piston is inserted into the location hole of the fixture. Then the built-in bushing is screwed into the fixture body. The bushing is let-in flush to the housing. Tightening of the threaded bushing is made with a pin-type face spanner. Sealing with minimum leakage at the piston rod is obtained by two independent sealing steps. In addition, a wiper protects against contamination. Sealing in the fit hole is made by an O-ring/backup ring combination.