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Low Profile Lock Nut Cylinders

Low Profile Lock Nut Cylinders

Product catalog summary
Overview: This document provides technical specifications for BVA Hydraulics' low profile lock nut cylinders, designed for industrial applications requiring high capacity and compact design.
Specifications:
  • Capacity and Stroke: Models range from 60 to 200 tons capacity with a stroke of approximately 1.77 to 1.97 inches.
  • Model Numbers: HLNF6002, HLNF10002, HLNF16002, HLNF20002.
  • Effective Area and Oil Capacity: Effective area ranges from 13.42 to 43.95 in², and oil capacity ranges from 26.42 to 77.86 in³.
  • Weight: Cylinders weigh between 31.3 to 118.6 lbs.
Dimensional Details:
  • Collapsed and Extended Heights: Collapsed height ranges from 4.92 to 6.10 inches, and extended height from 6.89 to 7.87 inches.
  • Bore and Outside Diameter: Bore diameter ranges from 4.13 to 7.48 inches, and outside diameter from 5.51 to 9.66 inches.
  • Additional Dimensions: Includes saddle diameter, protrusion, lock nut length, and various port and eyelet measurements.
Features:
  • Single acting cylinder with mechanical safety lock nut for extended load support.
  • Low profile design suitable for confined spaces.
  • Standard 5° tilting saddle for flexibility.
  • Maximum working pressure of 10,000 psi/700 bar.
  • Equipped with CH38F high flow coupler for all models.
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Catalog excerpts

Low Profile Lock Nut Cylinders-1

LOW PROFILE LOCK NUT CYLINDERS • Single acting cylinder with mechanical safety lock nut • Designed to support load for an extended period of time • Low profile for confined spaces • 5° tilting saddle is standard • Maximum working pressure: 10,000 psi/700 bar • Equipped with CH38F high flow coupler INDUSTRIAL HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT

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