crhd-63- -ppv-a-mq
Product ID:7542
Updated: 2026/7/17

Key Features
- 1Adjust pneumatic cushioning at both ends for optimal performance.
- 2Utilize high-alloy stainless steel for CRC 3 corrosion resistance.
- 3Apply in food industry settings adhering to cleanliness standards.
- 4Enable precise position detection with integrated proximity sensors.
- 5Operate reliably from -20°C to 120°C in various environments.
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Technical Specifications
Detailed engineering parameters
| Parameter | Value | Parameter | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stroke | 10mm 500mm | Piston diameter | 63 mm |
| Cushioning | Pneumatic cushioning, adjustable at both ends | Mounting position | Any |
| Structural design | Piston Piston rod | Position sensing | For proximity sensor |
| Symbol | 00991235 | Operating pressure | 1bar 10bar |
| Mode of operation | Double-acting | Operating medium | Compressed air as per ISO 8573-1:2010 [7:4:4] |
| Information on operating and pilot media | Operation with oil lubrication possible (required for further use) | Corrosion resistance class (CRC) | 3 - High corrosion stress |
| LABS (PWIS) conformity | VDMA24364-B2-L | For use in the food industry | See supplementary material information |
| Ambient temperature | -20°C 80°C | Cushioning length | 21mm |
| Theoretical force at 6 bar, retracting | 1682N | Theoretical force at 6 bar, advancing | 1870N |
| Moving mass at 0?mm stroke | 398g | Additional moving mass per 10?mm stroke | 25g |
| Basic weight with 0?mm stroke | 2912g | Additional weight per 10?mm stroke | 65g |
| Pneumatic connection | G3/8 | Cover material | High-alloy stainless steel |
| Seals material | NBR TPE-U(PU) | Housing material | High-alloy stainless steel |
| Piston rod material | High-alloy stainless steel | Manufacturer ID | 195510 |
Specifications may be subject to change without notice
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