Norgren QA/192063/21 Pneumatic Cylinder - 63 mm Bore
Part Number: QA/192063/21
Quick Summary
QA/192063/21 is a pneumatic cylinder designed for precise linear actuation in automation and control systems. Engineers often struggle with mounting versatility and consistent stroke performance in tight workspaces, making design-in challenging. Typical industry standards for this class include CE compliance and robust, durable construction, with mounting options and bore size that support scalable automation. By leveraging a compact 63 mm bore with a foot-mounting configuration, this model aligns with existing IMI Norgren components to streamline integration, reduce part proliferation, and improve overall line efficiency in factory automation environments.
Product Information
Cylinder diameter
63 mm
Brand
IMI Norgren
Feature: 63 mm bore pneumatic cylinder with foot mounting. Business Impact: Delivers compact actuation with predictable force, enabling reliable cycles in tight automation layouts. Application: Ideal for end-of-line assembly, fixture actuation, and mounting on small automation cells. Feature: CAD data and Datasheet availability. Business Impact: Speeds design-in and reduces integration risk by providing exact geometries and installation guidelines. Application: Simplifies engineering approvals and procurement workflows when integrating with Norgren accessories. Feature: Durable mechanical design and seals for high-cycle use. Business Impact: Improves uptime and reduces maintenance costs in continuous operation lines. Application: Suitable for packaging, material handling, and pick-and-place tasks in automated cells. Feature: Foot mounting compatibility and quick-installation potential. Business Impact: Shortens commissioning time and enables reliable alignment, lowering startup costs. Application: Retrofit and new-build projects across automation & control systems. Feature: Documentation and support resources (CAD, Datasheet). Business Impact: Enhances traceability and regulatory compliance while facilitating part sourcing. Application: Design validation, BOM creation, and maintenance planning for industrial automation components.
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FAQs
QA/192063/21 uses a 63 mm bore with a foot-mounting arrangement, designed to fit common Norgren mounting patterns and IMI accessory enclosures. For a smooth design-in, consult the CAD data and the Datasheet to verify bolt patterns, stroke length, and alignment tolerances with your existing manifold and bracket kit. This reduces rework and accelerates commissioning.
The provided data confirms a 63 mm bore and foot mounting configuration. Specific stroke length, force at working pressure, and cycle life are contained in the Datasheet. To accurately select for your load profile, reference the Datasheet and CAD files, which detail actuation length, mounting clearances, and recommended operating pressure ranges.
The summary data does not list certifications. CE compliance is common for automation cylinders, but you should verify via the Datasheet and official product documentation for this model. If your application requires SIL or IP-rated variants, consult the datasheet or reach out to Norgren support to confirm available options and compliance scope.
Foot mounting simplifies alignment and reduces misalignment risk by providing a stable base with defined bolt patterns. This design facilitates quick installation and straightforward service access, minimizing downtime during maintenance. Ensure proper torque on mounting bolts and verify support surfaces to maintain repeatable actuation and cycle integrity.
Expected ROI comes from space savings due to the compact 63 mm bore, standardized mounting with existing Norgren components, and reduced spare-part variety. The availability of CAD and a Datasheet accelerates design-in, shortening project timelines and lowering commissioning costs, while improving uptime through reliable, repeatable actuation in high-cycle applications.