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πŸ’ͺ Compact Powerhouse: Sydien Small Pneumatic Cylinder Bore Unleashes Superior Performance Review

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Description of πŸ’ͺ Compact Powerhouse: Sydien Small Pneumatic Cylinder Bore Unleashes Superior Performance

Product Name: Mini Pneumatic Cylinder; Size: MAL25 x 100; Package Content: 1 Pcs x Mini Pneumatic Cylinder with 1 Pcs x Y Connector & 4 Pcs x Pneumatic Quick Fitting. Piston rod thread:M10 X 1.25mm; Port size: G1/8" ;Max.Press: 1MPa; Single Rod double action. Made of aluminum alloy and metal, thickened cylinder body, high quality sealing rod, imported grease. Two screw hole connections to get the air in and out, and a rod connected to the plunger that goes in and out. Cylinder is a mechanical devices which utilize the power of compressed gas to produce a force in a reciprocating linear motion.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Fit my application

Good for my application. My lowlow goes up and down with no problem. I've pushed 250psi so far, but it's still holding up. had to change a little bit to install it properly

Pros
  • Material handling products
Cons
  • Other Other

Revainrating 3 out of 5

much friction

Piston seal sticks poorly. Once it starts moving it's free, but it takes a little effort to break the o-ring and get it moving. It is difficult to achieve smooth action. The pressure builds up and nothing happens, then it goes on quickly. There will be no problem if higher pressure is applied to the piston (50+ psi is great), but if you're trying to run at low pressure for low forces, friction comes into play. If you want smooth performance at 5-10 psi, this isn't for you. The quality is good…

Pros
  • Industry and Science
Cons
  • Slightly crumpled

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Without a job, Rod didn't move at all.

Straight out of the box I couldn't move the stem. GENERAL. Cylinder disassembled, the rod rotates normally. Finally, it turned out that even with moderate tightening of the top cap, the front part of the cylinder body pressed against the stem, compressing it so much that the stem did not move. He took out the front o-ring and used a round file to remove some material from the edge. Reassembled and now I can move it by hand with the top cap tightened. Tolerances gnaw at it to the point of…

Pros
  • Pneumatic equipment
Cons
  • Doubtful purchase for the elderly

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Suitable for my application

Works fine for my application. My lowlow goes up and down with no problem. I've pushed 250psi so far, but it's still holding up. had to change a little bit to install it properly

Pros
  • A cylinder is a mechanical device that uses the force of a compressed gas to produce a force in a linear reciprocating motion.
Cons
  • Lean Instruction

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Without a job, Rod didn't move at all.

Right out of the box I couldn't move the pole. GENERAL. Cylinder disassembled, the rod rotates normally. Finally, it turned out that even with moderate tightening of the top cap, the front part of the cylinder body pressed against the stem, compressing it so much that the stem did not move. He took out the front o-ring and used a round file to remove some material from the edge. Reassembled and now I can move it by hand with the top cap tightened. Tolerances gnaw at it to the point of failure…

Pros
  • Two threaded fittings for air inlet and outlet and a rod connected to a piston that enters and exits.
Cons
  • Not sure