Norgren M/60125/M/75 Pneumatic Slide Cylinder - Magnetic

Feature: Magnetic piston is standard, enabling direct position sensing and simplified wiring for feedback loops in automated lines; this reduces external sensor counts and installation time. In practice, the integrated magnetic sensing translates to faster fault detection and more consistent cycle timing under high-speed operation. For automation tasks such as assembly fixtures and pick-and-place routines, this seamless sensing supports tighter process control and easier diagnostics. Feature: Double acting operation with a double piston rod delivers high bending and torsional rigidity, maintaining alignment under dynamic loads and reducing deflection during rapid strokes. This robustness extends component life in demanding environments and minimizes maintenance interruptions. Applications such as material handling and small precision tooling benefit from repeatable stroke and reliable return positioning. Feature: 25 mm bore and 75 mm stroke balance a compact footprint with meaningful travel, enabling installation in tight machine envelopes without compromising reach. Theoretical force of 348 N provides dependable pushing and pulling in standard automation devices, reducing the need for oversized solutions. This geometry is well-suited to fixtures, clamps, and sensor alignment tasks in space-constrained cell layouts. Feature: Buffer cushioning offers controlled deceleration at end-of-stroke, decreasing impact loads on mounting hardware and end plates and extending service life. The combination of anodised aluminium barrel and hard chrome plated piston rod delivers corrosion resistance and durable performance in dusty or humid factory floors. Operators enjoy smoother cycling, lower maintenance costs, and longer replacement intervals in high-cycle lines. Feature: Range compatibility with the M/60100/M family supports easy procurement, spare-part alignment, and scalable upgrades; service kits QM/60125/M/00 and Pneufit C fittings (C02250405, C02470405) simplify installation and field service. The operating range of 1–8 bar and temperature range of 0–80 °C cover most standard pneumatic circuits, while 25 mm bore and 75 mm stroke offer predictable, repeatable actuation. This combination delivers reliable performance, fast deployment, and a clear path to future expansions.