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MXQR-1

New Compliant to RoHS directive Piping and adjuster positions can be changed on site to suit the installation conditions. Reversible design Application Examples Transfer of two lines of small objects onto a pallet Sorting of work pieces of different shapes continuously supplied by a conveyer, etc.

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MXQR-2

Integration of the guide rail and the table Uses a recirculating linear guide for high rigidity and high precision. Adjuster and piping placed on the same plane Positioning hole Located on the same plane to facilitate piping work. Improved body mounting repeatability Dual rod Twice the output of conventional cylinders Positioning hole Improved workpiece mounting repeatability Body mounting through-hole Wide variety of adjuster options Workpiece mounting tap Improved strength End plate uses extra super duralumin. It is possible to mount two auto switches on the same plane. Integration of table...

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MXQR-3

Shock absorber (RB) can be mounted on 06 Shock absorber (soft type/short stroke RJ) can be mounted. (08 to 025) Improved cycle time, suitable for short strokes. Rubber stopper on both ends Extension stroke end shock absorber + Retraction stroke end ^ . rubber stopper Shock absorber on both ends Extension stroke end metal stopper + Retraction stroke end shock absorber Metal stopper on both ends T> Extension stroke end rubber stopper + „ Retraction stroke end - g metal stopper Variations Model Adjuster (Option) ( ) The MXQR6 series does not have a shock absorber type (J, JS, JT). Features...

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MXQR-4

ISeries MXQR Enumerate the operating conditions considering the mounting position and workpiece configuration. Kinetic Energy Find the kinetic energy E (J) of the load. Find the allowable kinetic energy Ea (J). Confirm that the kinetic energy of the load does not exceed the allowable kinetic energy. 2 ( 1000 ) Co l l is io n speed V = 1.4 12 Va 2) Correction factor * (Reference Ea = K • E max values) Workpiece mounting coefficient K: Fig. (3) Max. allowable kinetic energy Emax: Table (1) Kinetic energy (E) < Allowable kinetic energy (Ea) Load FactorLoad Factor of Load Weight Wa = K • P • Wmax...

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MXQR-5

Note) No need to consider this load factor in the case of using perpendicularly in a vertical position. Air Slide Table/Reversible Type Fig. (2) Overhang: Ln (mm), Series MXQR Fig. (3) Workpiece Mounting Coefficient: K Table mounting End plate mounting K = 0.6 Table (1) Allowable Kinetic Energy: Emax (J) A Caution • The maximum operating speed for the metal stopper type is 200 mm/s. • When the shock absorber type is mounted vertically, operate within the maximum allowable load weight range shown in Table (2). • The operating pressure range of the MXQR6 with shock absorber is 0.3 to 0.7 MPa. Table...

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MXQR-6

* Buffer time: The time from when the product hits the rod end of the shock absorber to when the shock absorber reaches its retracted position. Operating pressure (MPa) MXQR12 Extension Stroke End ACaution 1. Operate loads within the range of the operating limits. Select the model considering maximum load weight and allowable moment. Refer to front matters 1 and 2 for the details. When actuator is used outside of operating limits, eccentric loads on guide will be in excess of this causing vibration on guide, inaccuracy, and shortened life. 2. If intermediate stops by external stopper is done,...

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MXQR-7

Air Slide Table/Reversible Type Air Slide Table/ Reversible Type L 50 J M9BW TMade to Order Refer to page 2 for details. Port thread type Number of auto switches Nil Adjuster position set at the time of shipment 1 Nil Auto switch | Nil | Without auto switch (Built-in magnet) * For applicable auto switch models, refer to the below table. Right side Adjuster options * The adjuster position can be selected from two choices, right side and left side. It can be changed on site to suit the installation conditions. For detailed dimensions, refer to the product drawing. For the procedure for changing...

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MXQR-8

Specifications ql J Made to Order I I" (For details, refer to pages 28 to 29.) * MXQR6 with shock absorber: Operating pressure 0.3 to 0.7 MPa Standard Stroke Model Theoretical Output OUT IN OUT The dual rod ensures an output twice that of existing cylinders. (N) Note) Theoretical output (N) = Pressure (MPa) x Piston area (mm2)

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MXQR-9

Air Slide Table/Reversible Type Series MXQR Stroke Adjustment Range Optional Specifications Adjusters Three different types of adjusting bolt have been standardized for extension stroke end, retraction stroke end and both ends adjuster and cushion mechanisms. ■Rubber stopper Standard stroke adjuster ■Shock absorber Absorbs the impact at the stroke end for smooth stopping. Improved stopping accuracy. ■Metal stopper Improved stopping accuracy. Without cushioning function for use with light loads and low speeds. * Adjusters with wide adjustable range are available as option with rubber stopper and...

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MXQR-10

Table Accuracy Shock Absorber Specifications Model Shock absorber model RJ Short Stroke Type Specifications Model Table (1) B Side Parallelism to A Side Shock absorber model Note) The shock absorber service life is different from that of the MXQR cylinder depending on the operating conditions. Refer to the RB/RJ series Specific Product Precautions for the replacement period. 1) B Side Traveling Parallelism to A Side (mm) Service Life and Replacement Period of Shock Absorber ACaution 1. Allowable operating cycle under the specifications set in this catalog is shown below. 1.2 million cycles RB0604-X2062,...

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MXQR-11

2. Lateral Mounting (Through hole) 3. Vertical Mounting (Body tapped) 1. Do not scratch or dent the mounting side of the body, table or end plate. This can cause loss of parallelism in the mounting surfaces, vibration in the guide unit and increased operating resistance, etc. 2. Do not scratch or dent on the forward side of the rail or guide. This could result in looseness and increased operating resistance, etc. 3. Do not apply excessive power and load when a workpiece is mounted. If the external force more than the allowable moment were applied, looseness of the guide unit or increased operating...

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