Self-compensating Energy capacity per stroke 2920 in-lbs/cycle Stroke 1.91 inch
Greater application range: just like all MAGNUM types from the product family MC33 to MC64, the HT (high temperature) industrial shock absorbers are also made from one solid piece. They use special seals and fluids. This means that these versions can even be used at extreme temperatures of 32 °F to 302 °F (0 °C to 150 °C) in order to safely and reliably damp masses and absorb 100 % of the kinetic energy.
These ready-to-install machine elements are recommended even under the most unfavorable conditions. Additional benefits are their robust, innovative sealing technology, high energy absorption in a compact design, fixed positive stop and a wide damping range. Self-compensating shock absorbers react to changing energy conditions, without adjustment.
Designed for use in extreme temperature ranges, these self-compensating industrial shock absorbers are suitable almost anywhere in plant, industrial, automation and machine engineering.
Rod Button Hardened steel and corrosion-resistant coating
Return spring Zinc plated or plastic-coated steel
Accessories Steel with black oxide finish or nitride hardened
Technical Notes
Note
A noise reduction of 3 dB to 7 dB is possible when using the special impact button.
Safety instruction
External materials in the surrounding area can attack the seal components and lead to a shorter service life. Please contact ACE for appropriate solution suggestions. Do not paint the shock absorbers due to heat emission.
On request
Nickel-plated, increased corrosion protection, mounting inside air cylinders or other special options are available on request. Adjustable HT and LT shock absorbers.
Sales Data
Weight 1.389 lbs
F and R Weight -
S Weight -
Custom tariff number 84879059
Country of origin US
Application Areas
machining centers
tool machines
machines and plants
turntables
swivel units
z-axes
Designed for use in extreme temperature ranges, these self-compensating industrial shock absorbers are suitable almost anywhere in plant, industrial, automation and machine engineering.