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SMC MLGPM63-50Z-B MLGP-Z Series Compact Guide Cylinder with Lock

SMC
SKU:
MLGPM63-50Z-B
Availability:
Factory stock: 2
$449.90
Condition:
New
Current Stock:
The SMC MLGPM63-50Z-B MLGP-Z Series Compact Guide Cylinder With Lock is engineered for precision and reliability in demanding industrial applications. This advanced pneumatic component is designed to enhance operational efficiency with its unique ability to stop at any stroke position, ensuring precise control and safety. The integrated lock mechanism prevents drop incidents when pressure decreases or residual pressure is released, providing an added layer of security in your system. Engineered with a focus on weight reduction, this model boasts a guide rod that is up to 22 mm shorter and a thinner plate, resulting in a weight reduction of up to 17% compared to previous models. This compact design not only facilitates easier installation but also contributes to reduced wear and tear, extending the lifespan of your equipment. For enhanced versatility, the MLGPM63-50Z-B accommodates small auto switches or magnetic field-resistant auto switches, which can be directly mounted on two surfaces. This feature allows for seamless integration into existing systems, providing flexibility and adaptability in various industrial environments. Ideal for engineers and manufacturing professionals seeking a robust and efficient solution, the SMC MLGPM63-50Z-B is a testament to innovation in pneumatic technology. Its compact design, combined with advanced locking capabilities, makes it a superior choice for applications requiring precision and reliability.
Bearing Type:
Slide Bearing
Bore Size:
Bore Size 63 mm
Port Type:
Rc
Cylinder Stroke:
Standard Stroke 50 mm
Lock Direction:
Retraction Locking
Auto Switch:
Without Auto Switch (Built-In Magnet)
Number Of Auto Switches:
2 pcs. Or None
Made To Order:
Standard