CXSJ
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Dual Rod Cylinder Series CXSJ/CXS ø6, ø10, ø15, ø20, ø25, ø32 Dual rod cylinder with guide function suitable for pick & place applications. Twice the thrust Non-rotating accuracy ±0.1° Ball bushing bearings and slide bearings are standard for all series. Dimensions for ball bushing bearings and slide bearings are the same. Adjustable stroke range: 0 to –5 mm Work can be mounted on three faces. CX2 CXW CXT CXSJ Series Variations Series 6 Bore size (mm) 10 15 20 25 32 Axial foot piping 10- CXS Clean Series 1112Page Compact type P.549 CXSJ (ø6, ø10 only) (ø6 only) Basic type (Ball bushing bearing only) (Ball bushing bearing only) P.561 CXS D- -X With air cushion CXS P.571 With end lock CXS P.578 CXSW P.585 Double rod type 535 Individual -X

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Compact Type series CXSJ Auto switch can be installed from Symmetric mounting Reverse mounting mechanism Bolt holder Auto switch Bolt holder Mounting bolt Since the bolt holder is movable, the mounting bolt does not interfere with the auto switch no matter what direction it is mounted from. Note) Slide bearing, 20 mm strokes • Axial piping available (06,0IO) # Allowable kinetic energy, allowable load, and non- rotating accuracy are equivalent to those of CXS basic

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With air cushion Series CXS: ø20, ø25, ø32 Compact type Air cushion only minimally adds to full length dimension, compared with the standard type cylinder. Series CXSJ ø6, ø10, ø15, ø20, ø25, ø32 Additional di m size compa ension for each bore red to the ba sic type Basic type basic type ø6, ø10, ø15, ø20, ø25, ø32 CXS Series CXS 2 mm (ø20) + 3 mm (ø25) 5 mm (ø32) Cushion needle With air cushion 1 Improved allowable kinetic energy: Two to three times that of the standard type 2 Improved noise reduction: Reduction of more than 6 dB is possible Unique air cushion mechanism with no cushion...

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Seríes CXSJ Model Selection Theoretical output must be confirmed separately, referring to the table Model Selection Vertical Mounting Horizontal Mounting * Refer to the caution notes below. Imaginary stroke í = (Stroke) + k +1 k: Distance between the center and end of the plate If the cylinder is horizontally mounted and the plate end does not reach the load's center of gravity, use the formula below to calculate the imaginary stroke I' that includes the distance between the load's center of gravity and the plate end. Select the graph that corresponds to the imaginary stroke 6'. Therefore,...

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Compact Type SOMOS Vertical Mounting

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Seríes CXSJ Horizontal Mounting v = upto 8oomm/s Graph (6) Up to 30 mm stroke

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Compact Type SOMOS Graph (14) V = Over 400 mm/s; Up to 75 mm stroke

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Model Selection/Basic Type ACaution Confirmation of theoretical output is required separately. Refer to "Theoretical Output" on page 562. Vertical Mounting_ Horizontal Mounting * Refer to the caution notes below. If the cylinder is horizontally mounted and the plate end does not reach the load's center of gravity, use the formula below to calculate the imaginary stroke I' that includes the distance between the load's center of gravity and the plate end. Select the graph that corresponds to the imaginary stroke 6'. Imaginary stroke C' = (Stroke) + k +1 k: Distance between the center and end...

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Basic Type Series Vertical Mounting

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Horizontal Mounting

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Basic Type Series Horizontal Mounting

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Model Selection/With Air Cushion Caution Confirmation of theoretical output is required separately. Refer to "Theoretical Output Table" on page 571. Vertical Mounting Horizontal Mounting * Refer to the caution notes below. If the cylinder is horizontally mounted and the plate end does not reach the load's center of gravity, use the formula below to calculate the imaginary stroke I' that includes the distance between the load's center of gravity and the plate end. Select the graph that corresponds to Imaginary stroke I' = (Stroke) + k +1 k: Distance between the center and the end of the...

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With Air Cushion Series OAO Vertical Mounting

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Series CXS Horizontal Mounting Graph (6) V = Up to 800 mm/s; Up to 10 st 3 Graph (7) V = Up to 1000 mm/s; Up to 10 st 3 Mass m (kg) 1 ø32 Mass m (kg) CXSM CXSL CXSM CXSL 1 ø32 ø25 ø25 0.1 0.1 ø20 0 20 40 60 80 ø20 0.06 100 0 20 Overhang l (mm) 40 60 80 100 Overhang l (mm) Graph (8) V = Up to 800 mm/s; Up to 30 st Graph (9) V = Up to 1000 mm/s; Up to 30 st 2 CXSM CXSL CXSM CXSL ø32 Mass m (kg) 1 Mass m (kg) 1 ø25 0.1 ø32 ø25 0.1 ø20 ø20 0.04 0.04 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 Overhang l (mm) 60 80 100 Overhang l (mm) Graph (10) V = Up to 1000 mm/s; Up to 50 st 2 Graph (11) V = Up to 1000 mm/s; Up...

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Dual Rod Cylinder/Compact Type Series CXSJ Port thread type Compact type Bearing type Port location • Number of auto switches Auto switch Without auto switch (with built-in magnet) ■ Refer to the below table for auto switch model numbers. • Bore size / Stroke (For details, referto pages 1851 to 1954.] Note) Slide bearing type (M) only Applicable Auto Switches/Refer to pages 1719 to 1827 for detailed auto switch specifications. * Lead wire length symbols: 0.5 m • • Since there are applicable auto switches other than listed, refer to page 559 for details. • For details about switch with...

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Seríes CXSJ Operating Conditions_ Non-rotating Accuracy- Non-rotating accuracy 0° without a load should be less than or equal to the value provided in the table below as a guide. Housing An approximate plate-end deflection X without a load is shown in the graph below. Standard Stroke ■ Strokes beyond the standard stroke range are available as a special order. Theoretical Output Note) Theoretical output (N) = Pressure (MPa) x Piston area (mm2; Maximum Load Mass- When the cylinder is mounted as shown in the diagrams below, the maximum load mass W should not exceed the values illustrated in...

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