MXH series
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Compact Slide MXH Series ø6, ø10, ø16, ø20 RoHS MXH Allowable moment With new high rigidity linear guide Allowable moment improvement illustrated below∗ Allowable moment (N·m) F Pitch moment Current model Roll moment Current model ∗ Allowable moment caused by static load (The above graph is a comparison between the new MXH and the current MXH6.) Current model The weight has been reduced by incorporating a new high rigidity linear guide and piston.

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I High allowable moment Pitch Moment Bore size (mm) MXH MXH existing model Small auto switches capable (D-M9D, D-A9D) Traveling parallelism is the same as the existing model. Deflection at the extended position of the table is the same as the existing model. * Selection of a bore size cannot be made only with above allowable moment. Select a bore size in accordance with “Model Selection” on pages 17 and 18. | Mounting is completely interchangeable with existing model. | Piping is possible in 3 directions. Dimensions including workpiece mounting dimensions and cylinder mounting dimensions...

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IMXH Series ACaution Confirmation of theoretical output is required separately. Refer to “Theoretical Output” on page 20. Selection Conditions: Follow the tables below in order to determine selection conditions and choose one selection graph. Mounting orientation Horizontal Li:_Load eccentricity Selection graph Z X C V b b 0 L: Overhang (the distance from the cylinder shaft center to the load center of gravity) The direction of L can also be a diagonal direction. (Refer to the drawing at right.) H: Distance from the cylinder center axis to the mounting surface for the table Selection Graph...

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MXH Series Selection Graph v to ⁄2 (Horizontal Mounting) Maximum Speed 100 mm/s or Less Maximum Speed 300 mm/s or Less Maximum Speed 500 mm/s or Less Graph v Load Eccentricity 50 mm Graph m Load Eccentricity 50 mm Graph ⁄0 Load Eccentricity 50 mm Graph n Load Eccentricity 200 mm Graph ⁄2 Load Eccentricity 200 mm 1 Graph . Load Eccentricity 200 mm Graph ⁄1 Load Eccentricity 100 mm Graph , Load Eccentricity 100 mm Graph b Load Eccentricity 100 mm Selection Example (Horizontal Mounting) 2. Selection conditions Mounting: Horizontal Maximum speed: 500 mm/s Load eccentricity L1: 50 mm Overhang L:...

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Compact Slide MXQ MXQ ∗ Refer to page 20 for details. Compact Slide Number of auto switches Auto switch Nil Without auto switch (Built-in magnet) ∗ For applicable auto switch model, refer to the table below. Cylinder stroke (mm) Refer to “Standard Stroke” on the next page. Special function Electrical entry Indicator light Applicable Auto Switches/Refer to pages 1119 to 1245 for further information on auto switches. Wiring (Output) Auto switch model Lead wire length (m) Pre-wired 0.5 1 3 5 connector Applicable load (Nil) (M) (L) (Z)  M9NV M9N     IC circuit  M9PV M9P     —  M9BV...

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Standard Stroke

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Compact Slide Table Displacement Table Displacement due to Pitch Moment (Reference) Table Displacement due to Yaw Moment (Reference) Table displacement (arrow) when a load acts upon the section marked with the arrow at the full stroke of the Compact Slide Table displacement (arrow) when a load acts upon the section marked with the arrow at the full stroke of the Compact Slide 1. Selection of a bore size cannot be made only with above graphs. Select a bore size in accordance with “Model Selection” on pages 17 and 18. 2. Displacement may increase after an impact load has been applied. When...

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Table Accuracy Table DisplacementTable Displacement due to Roll Moment (Reference) Table displacement (at A) when a load acts upon section F at the full stroke of the Compact Slide Traveling parallelism * Values when no load and no pressure applied. MrC^ MXH6 Allowable Moment 0.04 ^ 0.035 0.03 0.025 0.02 0.015 0.01 0.005 0 Caution Selection of a bore size cannot be made only with above allowable moment. Select a bore size in accordance with “Model Selection” on pages 17 and 18.

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Component Parts Compact Slide MXH Series mxhI MXS MXQD MXQ MXF MXW_ MXJ MXP MXY MTS Note) The MXH series cannot be disassembled.

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3 x M4 x 0.7 through Pilot hole dia ø3.3 2 x 3 x ø6 counterbore depth 3.3 2 x 2 x M5 x 0.8 Cylinder port (With plug for port) Note 1) Refer to “Specific Product Precautions” for mounting of the Compact Slide and a workpiece. Note 2) When changing the port location, please order a new port plug: MXH-P (2 pcs.)

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Compact Slide 3 x M5 x 0.8 through Pilot hole dia ø4.3 2 x 3 x ø7.5 counterbore depth 4.4 2 x 2 x M5 x 0.8 Cylinder port (With plug for port) Note 1) Refer to “Specific Product Precautions” for mounting of the Compact Slide and a workpiece. Note 2) When changing the port location, please order a new port plug: MXH-P (2 pcs.)

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J x M4 x 0.7 Depth 6 2 x 2 x M5 x 0.8 Cylinder port (With plug for port) 3 x M5 x 0.8 through Pilot hole dia ø4.3 4 x M4 x 0.7 2 x 3 x ø7.5 counterbore depth 4.4 Depth 10 Note 1) Refer to “Specific Product Precautions” for mounting of the Compact Slide and a workpiece. Note 2) When changing the port location, please order a new port plug: MXH-P (2 pcs.)

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Compact Slide 3 x M6 x 1.0 through Pilot hole dia ø5.1 2 x 3 x ø9.3 counterbore depth 8 2 x 2 x M5 x 0.8 Cylinder port (With plug for port) Note 1) Refer to “Specific Product Precautions” for mounting of the Compact Slide and a workpiece. Note 2) When changing the port location, please order a new port plug: MXH-P (2 pcs.)

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IMXH Series Auto Switch Mounting Minimum Stroke for Auto Switch Mounting Note 1) Negative figures in the table W indicate that an auto switch is mounted inward from the edge of the cylinder body. Note 2) In the case of models with 5 and 10 strokes, the auto switch may not turn off due to operating range or two auto switches may turn on simultaneously. Fix auto switches outside 1 to 4 mm further than the values in the table above. (If one auto switch is used, make sure that it turns ON and OFF properly; If two auto switches are used, make sure that both auto switches turn ON.) Note 3) ( ) in...

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