Bimba Flow Controls

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Bimba Flow Controls Flow Controls

FCP

FQP

Linear Thrusters

Locknut Adjusting Needle

Chrome Plated Banjo Connector

Adjusting Needle

3-Stage Tapered Stainless Steel Needle

Anodized Aluminum Stem

Anodized Aluminum Stem

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

3-Stage Tapered Stainless Steel Needle

Chrome Plated Banjo Connector Collet

“O” Ring

Lip Seal Design

Ultran Cylinders

Gripping Teeth Lip Seal Design

Shock Absorbers

Dry Film Thread Sealant

Dry Film Thread Sealant

Transition Plates

FQP & FCP Series FLOW DATA @ 60PSI 1/4 NPT

1/2 NPT

1/8 NPT 1/4 NPT 1/8 NPT

#10-32 NPT

#10-32 NPT

Position Sensing Switches

3/8 NPT

Multi-Axis Configurations

FLOW DATA @ 72PSI

Pneu Moment

(Pneumatic Actuators)

FQPS Series

Application Checklist

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Bimba Miniature Quik-Flo ® Flow Controls: FQPS Series For 10-32 port, 5/32” OD tubing

FQPS1

FQPS1K

$10.60

$10.60

Materials: 5/32 O.D. TUBE FITTING 6mm HEX 1.02 MAX (KNOB) .78 MAX (RECESSED)

Adjusting knob and thread: Nickel-plated brass

.30

Body: Glass-filled nylon

#10-32 UNF-2A .67

For 10-32 port, 1/4” OD tubing

FQPS12

FQPS12K

$11.60

$11.60

.18

1/4 O.D. TUBE FITTING 6mm HEX

1.02 MAX (KNOB) .78 MAX (RECESSED)

Maximum Operating Pressure:

.30

#10-32 UNF-2A .73

For 1/8 port, 1/4” OD tubing

FQPS2

FQPS2K

$12.40

$12.40

Tubing: Nylon, polyurethane and polyethylene tubing

135 PSI Air Only

.18

Operating Temperature Range: 1/4 O.D. TUBE FITTING

7mm HEX

1.16 MAX (KNOB)

30 degrees to 160 degrees F (0°C to 70°C)

.84 MAX (RECESSED) .28

1/8 NPT .75

For 1/8 port, 5/32” OD tubing

FQPS21

FQPS21K

$11.35

$11.35

.22

5/32 O.D. TUBE FITTING 7mm HEX

1.16 MAX (KNOB) .84 MAX (RECESSED) .30

1/8 NPT .71

For 1/4 port, 1/4” OD tubing

FQPS44

FQPS44K

$16.00

$16.00

.22

1/4 O.D. TUBE FITTING 8mm HEX 1.28 MAX (KNOB) 1.00 MAX (RECESSED) .38

1/4 NPT

.77

(Units shown in inch for all drawings)

.24

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

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Bimba Flow Control: FCP Series FCP1K

FCP1L

$9.55

$10.50

$10.80

Flow Controls

FCP1

For 10-32 port RECESSED

(K) KNOB OPTION

(L) LOCK NUT OPTION 0.91

0.47

1/4 HEX NUT 1.75 MAX.

0.42 0.50

#10-32

Linear Thrusters

1.80 MAX.

#10-32

7/16 HEX GASKET

$11.25

FCP2K

FCP2L

$12.35

$12.60

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

FCP2

DRY SEALANT ON THREADS

For 1/8 port (L) LOCK NUT OPTION

(K) KNOB OPTION

RECESSED

1.12 11/32 HEX NUT 0.62

1/8 NPT

0.58

$14.40

FCP4K

FCP4L

$16.10

$16.35

For 1/4 port (L) LOCK NUT OPTION

(K) KNOB OPTION

RECESSED

Shock Absorbers

FCP4

9/16 HEX

DRY SEALANT ON THREADS

1/8 NPT

Ultran Cylinders

2.14 MAX.

2.12 MAX. 1.70

1.36 0.75 7/16 HEX NUT

.75

1/4 NPT

FCP6K

FCP6L

$17.95

$19.70

$19.90

11/16 HEX

For 3/8 port RECESSED

(L) LOCK NUT OPTION

(K) KNOB OPTION

Transition Plates

FCP6

DRY SEALANT ON THREADS

Pneu Moment

2.89 MAX.

2.87 MAX.

2.35

(Pneumatic Actuators)

1/4 NPT

1.63

0.97 9/16 HEX NUT

3.02 MAX. 2.46

0.80

3/8 NPT

7/8 HEX

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

Materials:

Banjo Retaining Ring: Zinc plated steel

Stem: High strength anodized aluminum alloy

Adjusting Needle: Stainless steel

“O” Rings and Lip Seal: Buna N

Maximum Operating Pressure:

Operating Temperature Range:

150 PSI Air Only

-20 degrees to +200 degrees F (-25°C to +95°C)

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Application Checklist

Banjo Connector: Chrome plated, zinc die cast

Position Sensing Switches

(Units shown in inch for all drawings)

DRY SEALANT ON THREADS

Multi-Axis Configurations

3.02 MAX. 3/8 NPT

Bimba Quik-Flo ® Flow Controls: FQP Series For 10-32 port, 5/32” OD tubing

FQP1

FQP1K

$10.45

$12.00

0.47

1.00 5/32 O.D. TUBE FITTING

1.71 MAX. (KNOB) 1.42 (RECESSED) 0.50

7/16 HEX # 10-32

For 1/8 port, 1/4” OD tubing

FQP2

FQP2K

$12.40

$14.25

1.24

0.62

1/4 O.D. TUBE FITTING

2.12 MAX. (KNOB) 1.70 (RECESSED) 0.58

9/16 HEX 1/8 NPT

For 1/8 port, 5/32” OD tubing

FQP21

FQP21K

$12.40

$14.25

1.21

0.62

5/32 O.D. TUBE FITTING

2.12 MAX. (KNOB) 1.70 (RECESSED) 0.58

9/16 HEX 1/8 NPT

For 1/4 port, 3/8” OD tubing

FQP4

FQP4K

$15.90

$18.20 0.75

1.46

3/8 O.D. TUBE FITTING

2.91 MAX. (KNOB) 2.34 (RECESSED) 0.75

11/16 HEX 1/4 NPT

(Units shown in inch for all drawings)

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

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Bimba Quik-Flo ® Flow Controls: FQP Series FQP44K

$15.90

$18.20

For 1/4 port, 1/4” OD tubing 1.50

Flow Controls

FQP44

0.75

2.34 (RECESSED)

Linear Thrusters

1/4 O.D. TUBE FITTING

2.91 MAX. (KNOB)

0.75

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

11/16 HEX 1/4 NPT

FQP6

FQP6K

$19.70

$22.40

For 3/8 port, 3/8” OD tubing 0.97

1.72

Ultran Cylinders

3/8 O.D. TUBE FITTING

3.02 MAX. (KNOB) 2.46 (RECESSED) 0.80

Shock Absorbers

7/8 HEX 3/8 NPT

(Units shown in inch for all drawings)

Stem: High strength anodized aluminum alloy

Adjusting Needle: Stainless steel

“O” Rings and Lip Seal: Buna N

Collet: Acetal copolymer

Gripping teeth: Stainless steel

Collet Retainer (if applicable): Brass

Locknut: Chrome-plated brass

Tube Types: All plastic tubing, including nylon and polyethylene

Operating Temperature Range:

150 PSI Air Only

14 degrees to +167 degrees F (-25° to +75°C)

Bimba Needle Valves

Price

Tube Size

Port Size

Cv

QNV1

$10.30

5/32"

#10-32

.09

QNV1K

11.90

5/32"

#10-32

.09

QNV2

12.30

1/4"

1/8" NPT

.21

QNV2K

14.15

1/4"

1/8" NPT

.21

15.70

1/4"

1/4" NPT

.44

18.00

1/4"

1/4" NPT

.44

QNV6

19.50

3/8"

3/8" NPT

.73

QNV6K

22.15

3/8"

3/8" NPT

.73

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

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Application Checklist

QNV44 QNV44K

Position Sensing Switches

Bimba offers a range of Quik-Flo® Needle Valves, allowing for controlled flow of both the air intake and exhaust through the same valve. A needle valve can control a double acting cylinder’s extension and retraction by controlling the volume of air entering the cylinder and the volume of air leaving the cylinder. For additional dimensional information, reference Quik-Flo® Flow Controls on pages 6 and 7. For example, reference FQP1 for QNV1 dimensions.

Model

Multi-Axis Configurations

Maximum Operating Pressure:

Transition Plates

Banjo Retaining Ring: Zinc plated steel

Pneu Moment

Banjo Connector: Chrome plated, zinc die cast

(Pneumatic Actuators)

Materials:

Bimba Ultran Rodless Cylinder SPACE SAVINGS OF ALMOST 50% IN MOST MODELS Two Models: • Ultran Slide for self-guided motion

• Ultran for unguided or externally guided applications.

Anodized aluminum end blocks 304 stainless steel body Anodized aluminum carriage Carriage lubrication fitting (Not available for 5/16" bore) Threaded mounting holes Carriage magnetically coupled to piston Composite self-lubricating bearings protected by wipers (wipers omitted on 5/16” bore thru 9/16” bore) Hard chrome plated carbon steel guide rods Stainless steel socket head cap screws

ADVANTAGES

Ultran Slide

• Leak-free construction. • Lightweight.

Zinc-plated steel mounting nuts

• Piston seals are internally lubricated for long life.

304 stainless steel body Threaded mounting holes

• Special rare earth magnet configuration for high magnetic coupling strengths.

High strength anodized aluminum alloy carriage

• 304 stainless steel body and “U” cup seals for lower dynamic friction.

Carriage lubrication fitting (Not available for 5/16" bore)

• Prelubricated for miles of maintenance-free travel, with easily-accessible carriage lubrication port. • Two magnetic coupling strength options available — Ultran Gold and Ultran Silver.

Carriage magnetically coupled to piston

• Shock absorbers to decelerate loads (not available for 5/16" and 7/16" bore Ultran).

Double-rolled construction

• Optional 1-inch stroke length adjustment available. • Midstroke position sensing available for Ultran Slide. End-of-stroke sensing available for all models.

Anodized aluminum end caps

• Optional bumpers to reduce noise. • Floating mount available for Ultran. • Oil service seal option available for low pressure hydraulic service. • Optional adjustable cushions or axial ports on Ultran (not available for 5/16" or 7/16" bore, 9/16" bore has fixed cushion).

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Ultran

Bimba Ultran Cylinder

END BLOCK

PISTON MAGNET

PISTON

Flow Controls

Ultran Slide CARRIAGE MAGNET

CAP SCREW

PISTON BEARING

Linear Thrusters Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

CARRIAGE PISTON SEAL

Ultran Cylinders

CARRIAGE WIPER (NOT AVAILABLE ON 5/16" BORE)

TUBE SEAL

GUIDE ROD SHAFT WIPER (NOT ON 5/16", 7/16", AND 9/16"

CARRIAGE BEARING

Shock Absorbers

SHAFT BEARING

Ultran INTERNALLY LUBRICATED BEARINGS

OVERSIZED END CAPS

Pneu Moment

URETHANE CARRIAGE WIPERS (NOT ON 5/16" BORE)

(Pneumatic Actuators)

CARRIAGE

Transition Plates

STAINLESS STEEL TUBING

STEEL WASHER

PISTON CARRIAGE GREASE FITTING

MAGNET

The magnetic attraction between the magnets determines a cylinder's magnetic coupling strength.

Bimba offers a model with built-in guides (Ultran Slide) and an unguided unit (Ultran).

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Application Checklist

The Bimba Ultran rodless cylinder provides one of the highest coupling strengths available. This means it can carry higher loads without causing the piston to uncouple from the carriage. Bimba also offers two magnetic coupling strength options (Gold and Silver) to suit a wide variety of applications. The Silver option uses two sets of magnets instead of three. (For 5/16" bore, four sets of magnets are used.)

Position Sensing Switches

The cutaway drawings above show how the Bimba magnetically-coupled Ultran rodless cylinder works. Three magnets are located on the carriage. Three matching magnets are on the piston. (For 5/16" bore, five magnets are used.) These magnets form a strong bond that holds the carriage and piston together. When the cylinder is actuated, the piston and carriage move back and forth as one unit.

Multi-Axis Configurations

INTERNALLY LUBRICATED PISTON SEAL

Bimba Ultran Cylinder

Application Possibilities Save space and streamline your design with the Bimba Ultran rodless cylinder.

LOAD STROKE OVERALL LENGTH

OVERALL LENGTH ORIGINAL LINE = 2 x OVERALL LENGTH RODLESS CYLINDER

LOAD

STROKE

Overall Length Savings

OVERALL LENGTH

Transferring

Feeding

Door Opening

Cutting

Silk Screening

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Bimba Ultran Slide Cylinder

This is a 1-1/2" bore, 23.375" stroke Ultran Slide rodless cylinder with Ultran Gold coupling strength, with stroke adjustment on one end, and a track for mounting switches.

BORE SIZE

TYPE UGS-Ultran Slide, Gold coupling strength

-

5/16" 7/16" 9/16" 3/4" 7/8" 1-1/16" 1-1/4" 1-1/2" 2"

STROKE LENGTH STANDARD MAXIMUM

A A1 A2 B B1 B2 D L

25" 30" 40" 40" 50" 70" 70" 85" 100"

-

S -

Transition Plate Applications: Option -D must be ordered if dowel pin holes are required. Not available on all bore sizes. Refer to transition plate section for details.

OPTIONS SIZES FOR ALL SIZES

A

B

D

S

T, U

Y

D,S,T,Y

D,T,Y

A,B,D,S,T,Y

A,D,T,Y

A,B,D,S,Y

A,B,D,S,T

Multi-Axis Configurations

Note: Option -A can be ordered with option -B if they are ordered on different ends, i.e., A1B2 or A2B1.

Transition Plates

Combination Availability

Pneu Moment

1

-

(Pneumatic Actuators)

T U Y Y1 Y2

*Specify silver coupling strengths for lower breakaway application requirements. Use caution as decoupling can occur at pressures less than 100 PSI. Refer to the engineering specifications on page 55 for details.

Stroke adjustment (both ends) Stroke adjustment (on end 1) Stroke adjustment (on end 2) Bumpers (both ends) Bumpers (on end 1) Bumpers (on end 2) 1 Dowel pin holes for Transition Plates Remove guide rod wipers in 3/4” 2” bores Seals – oil service (low pressure hydraulic service) Switch track Switch track for miniature switch Alternate port (both ends) Alternate port (on end 1) Alternate port (on end 2)

Shock Absorbers

1/4" to 15" (007) 1/4" to 20" (01) 1/4" to 30" (02) 1/4" to 30" (04) 1/4" to 40" (06) 1/4" to 60" (09) 1/4" to 60" (12) 1/4" to 60" (17) 1/4" to 60" (31)

OPTIONS

Ultran Cylinders

USS-Ultran Slide,* Silver coupling strength

007 01 02 04 06 09 12 17 31

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

UGS -1723.375-A1T

Linear Thrusters

The model number of all Ultran Slide cylinders consists of three alphanumeric clusters. These designate product type, bore size and stroke length, and options. Please refer to the charts below for an example of model number UGS-1723.375-A1T.

Flow Controls

How to Order

Location

Position Sensing Switches

See diagram on pg. 42 for location of End 1 and End 2.

Application Checklist

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Bimba Ultran Slide Cylinder

List Prices Base Model

Options

UGS

USS

Adder per inch of stroke*

5/16" (007)

$193.80

$189.30

$1.35

$4.85

$18.75



$3.15

$9.10

$0.20

$1.60

7/16" (01)

206.80

205.00

1.55

4.85

20.50



3.45

9.10

0.20

1.75

9/16" (02)

259.60

253.10

1.80

6.55

22.30

8.40

4.00

9.10

0.20

2.00

3/4" (04)

379.20

353.00

3.15

6.55

23.55

9.75

4.55

9.10

0.20

2.30

Bore

A

B

D

S

T

Y

Stroke Adjustment (per end)

Bumpers (per end)

Dowel Pin Holes

Oil Service Seals

Switch Track (Base)

Adder per inch of stroke

Alternate Port (per end)

7/8" (06)

397.00

367.60

3.30

7.10

24.20



4.80

9.10

0.20

2.60

1-1/16" (09)

502.90

466.20

5.05

7.10

25.70

11.30

5.05

9.10

0.20

2.95

1-1/4" (12)

544.90

516.30

5.25

8.55

28.20



5.45

9.10

0.20

3.45

1-1/2" (17)

721.10

687.00

6.85

8.55

30.35

13.40

5.80

9.10

0.20

3.90

2" (31)

2,929.70

2,502.90

8.00

10.00

30.45



6.20

9.10

0.20

4.20

*Longer than standard stroke lengths incur additional charge. Consult your distributor for details. No charge option - L

Accessories Shock Absorbers Bore

5/16" (007)

Model

Stroke Adjustment

Light

Standard

Heavy

Price (each)

LS-02

SS-02

HS-02

$23.90

LS-04

SS-04

HS-04

45.00

Model USA-01

$4.80

USA-02

5.80

USA-04

6.55

*Stop Collar Model

Price

N/A

N/A

USC-04

$8.65

7/16" (01) 9/16" (02) 3/4" (04) 7/8" (06)

LS-09

SS-09

HS-09

55.05

USA-09

7.10

USC-09

8.65

LS-17

SS-17

HS-17

68.75

USA-17

8.50

USC-17

12.40

LS-31

SS-31

HS-31

135.05

USA-31

10.45

USC-31

25.20

1-1/16" (09) 1-1/4" (12) 1-1/2" (17) 2" (31)

*The Ultran Slide Cylinder needs to be increased by the B dimension in order to maintain intended stroke length. The overall length increases by the same amount. The A dimension indicates maximum amount of stroke adjustment attainable. See page 73 for dimensions.

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

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Bimba Ultran Slide Cylinder Flow Controls

Dimensions (in.) A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

5/16" (007)

0.344

1.062

1.750

0.141

0.469

4-40 UNC

1.062

2.750

0.250

0.188

0.438

7/16" (01)

0.344

1.188

1.875

0.125

0.750

6-32 UNC

1.062

2.875

0.250

0.188

0.406

9/16" (02)

0.375

1.500

2.250

0.250

1.000

8-32 UNC

1.438

3.250

0.250

0.312

0.531

3/4" (04)

0.562

1.750

2.875

0.312

1.375

10-24 UNC

1.832

4.125

0.312

0.312

0.664

0.500

2.125

3.125

0.188

1.625

10-24 UNC

2.062

4.625

0.375

0.375

0.688

0.500

2.500

3.500

0.375

1.750

1/4-20 UNC

2.313

5.000

0.375

0.250

0.750

1-1/4" (12)

0.562

2.750

3.875

0.318

2.125

1/4-20 UNC

2.687

5.875

0.500

0.500

0.750

1-1/2" (17)

0.500

3.500

4.500

0.500

2.500

5/16-18 UNC

3.188

6.500

0.500

0.750

0.906

2" (31)

1.188

5.000

7.375

0.500

3.250

1/2-13 UNC

4.312

10.375

0.750

0.813

1.312

L

M

N

P

Q

R

S

V

W

X

X/X

5/16" (007)

N/A

N/A

0.750

N/A

0.188

0.500 2.000 0.215

0.215 1.000

0.562

0.220 1.000

0.562

7/16" (01)

0.395

0.788 0.938

0.288 0.219

0.500 2.312 0.218

9/16" (02)

0.455

0.982 1.250

0.297 0.250

0.500 3.000 0.406

0.281 1.375

0.749

3/4" (04)

0.572

1.239 1.625

0.234 0.313

0.625 3.375 0.406

0.313 1.750

0.957

0.438 2.000

1.063

0.635

1.438 1.625

0.225 0.312

1-1/16" (09)

0.706

1.549 1.875

0.172 0.375

0.750 4.250 0.594

0.375 2.250

1.188

1-1/4" (12)

0.750

1.562 2.125

0.162 0.375

1.000 4.812 0.656

0.562 2.625

1.375

1-1/2" (17)

0.756

1.736 2.500

0.109 0.438

1.000 6.000 1.000

0.906 3.125

1.625

2" (31)

1.500

2.688 3.250

0.000 0.250

1.500 8.000 1.125

0.938 4.250

2.188

Shock Absorbers

7/8" (06)

0.750 3.750 0.500

Ultran Cylinders

Bore

Z

AA

BB

CC

DD

EE

AAA

EEE

1.312

#6

5/16-24 UNF

3/8-32 UNEF

10-32

10-32 UNF

0.750

0.315

7/16" (01)

0.375

1.562

#10

5/16-24 UNF

3/8-32 UNEF

10-32

1/4-28 UNF

0.750

0.322

9/16" (02)

0.438

2.000

#10

5/16-24 UNF

7/16-28 UNEF

10-32

1/4-28 UNF

0.750

0.500

3/4" (04)

0.500

2.518

1/4

5/16-24 UNF

7/16-28 UNEF

1/8 NPT

5/16-24 UNF

1.080

0.625

0.625

2.750

1/4

5/16-24 UNF

1/2-20 UNF

1/8 NPT

5/16-24 UNF

1.375

0.625

0.750

3.062

5/16

5/16-24 UNF

1/2-20 UNF

1/8 NPT

3/8-24 UNF

1.375

0.750

1-1/4" (12)

0.812

3.500

5/16

5/16-24 UNF

3/4-16 UNF

1/8 NPT

3/8-24 UNF

1.750

0.750

1-1/2" (17)

1.000

4.500

3/8

5/16-24 UNF

3/4-16 UNF

1/8 NPT

7/16-20 UNF

1.750

0.750

2" (31)

1.500

5.750

3/4

5/16-24 UNF

1-12 UNF

1/4 NPT

7/8-9 UNC

3.125

1.000

G X

END 2

H + STROKE

M

C A

Multi-Axis Configurations

END 1

AAA

B

X/X

R K

I

L

Position Sensing Switches

J P

Y

Q

D BB EE E

N

Z

S

EEE

Application Checklist

DD CC

V

AA

Transition Plates

7/8" (06) 1-1/16" (09)

Pneu Moment

Y 0.312

(Pneumatic Actuators)

Bore 5/16" (007)

NOTE: H+ stroke tolerance for stroke lengths less than 42" is +/- 0.032" For stroke lengths greater than 42" the tolerance is +0.104/-0.047".

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

7/8" (06) 1-1/16" (09)

Linear Thrusters

Bore

W

F

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Bimba Ultran Slide Cylinder

Options Switch Track for Miniature Switches Option T .625

A B (BOTH ENDS)

.667

Option U D A B (BOTH ENDS)

C

Bore

A

B

C

D

5/16" (007)

0.000

0.024

0.787

0.299

7/16" (01)

0.000

0.023

0.787

0.248

9/16" (02)

0.188

0.625

0.787

0.248

3/4" (04)

0.563

0.125

0.787

0.248

7/8" (06)

0.784

0.117

0.787

0.248

1-1/16" (09)

1.125

0.125

0.655

0.367

1-1/4" (12)

1.250

0.242

0.655

0.367

1-1/2" (17)

1.500

0.250

0.655

0.367

2" (31)

2.596

0.492

0.655

0.367

Shock Absorber/Stroke Adjustment (in.) Bore

A

B

C

D

E

F

5/16" (007)

0.215

0.750

0.000

0.785

1.093

3/8-32 UNEF

7/16" (01)

0.218

0.750

0.000

0.780

1.093

3/8-32 UNEF

9/16" (02)

0.406

1.460

0.375

1.094

1.594

7/16-28 UNEF

3/4" (04)

0.406

1.335

0.375

1.438

1.469

7/16-28 UNEF

7/8" (06)

0.500

2.490

0.375

1.562

1.438

1/2-20 UNF

1-1/16" (09)

0.594

2.490

0.375

1.875

1.438

1/2-20 UNF

1-1/4" (12)

0.656

2.890

0.500

2.062

1.500

3/4-16 UNF

1-1/2" (17)

1.000

2.890

0.562

2.219

1.438

3/4-16 UNF

2" (31)

1.125

3.500

0.562

3.312

1.563

1-12 UNF

B

Shock Absorber

E

Stroke Adjustment

A F

C

1.00 OF ADJUSTMENT

C

A F

D

D

Note: Do not let the shock absorbers bottom out. The shock should not be used as a stroke adjuster. A stop collar is needed for the shock if stroke adjustment is required.

Bore

A

5/16" (007)

0.162

7/16" (01)

0.150

9/16" (02)

Alternate Port (in.)

Bore

A

5/16" (007)

0.157

7/16" (01)

0.157

0.162

9/16" (02)

0.281

3/4" (04)

0.188

3/4" (04)

0.281

7/8" (06)

0.312

7/8" (06)

0.312

1-1/16" (09)

0.312

1-1/16" (09)

0.312

1-1/4" (12)

0.500

1-1/4" (12)

0.312

1-1/2" (17)

0.500

1-1/2" (17)

0.312

2" (31)

0.750

2" (31)

0.312

A

Note: 3/4" port size is 10-32, all other sizes are same as standard.

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Bumper Adder (per end) (in.) A

Bimba Ultran Slide Cylinder Pressure Rating: Temperature Range: Breakaway:

Flow Controls

Engineering Specifications 100 psi (Air or Hydraulic) 0° to 170°F Ultran Slide Gold Coupling Strength - Less than 30 psi Ultran Slide Silver Coupling Strength - Less than 25 psi

Weight (lbs.)

Ultran Gold (UGS)

Ultran Silver (USS)

Cylinder Bore

5/16" (007)

13

8

7/16" (01)

20

9/16" (02)

29

3/4" (04)

Base Weight (0" Stroke)

Adder per 1"

(USS)

5/16" (007)

0.24

0.23

0.05

10

7/16" (01)

0.52

0.51

0.08

16

9/16" (02)

1.44

1.38

0.10

61

33

3/4" (04)

2.70

2.58

0.13

7/8" (06)

102

55

7/8" (06)

3.61

3.49

0.21

1-1/16" (09)

127

74

1-1/16" (09)

5.66

5.47

0.28

1-1/4" (12)

190

110

1-1/4" (12)

7.38

7.12

0.35

1-1/2" (17)

270

150

1-1/2" (17)

14.48

13.90

0.49

2" (31)

552

332

2" (31)

38.48

37.17

1.13

Bimba recommends that the Ultran Slide be returned to the factory for repairs. However, the following parts and kits are available for the Ultran Slide rodless cylinder.

5/16" (007)

7/16" (01)

9/16" (02)

3/4" (04)

7/8" (06)

1-1/16" (09)

1-1/4" (12)

1-1/2" (17)

2" (31)

Shaft bearing

RD-50644

RD-50645

RD-48996

RD-48997

RD-50646

RD-48998

RD-50647

RD-48999

RD-50648

Shaft wiper

N/A

N/A

RD-22720

RD-23079

RD-15679

RD-23086

RD-50656

RD-16174

RD-50657

RD-1476

RD-22653

RD-13012

RD-1078

RD-10050

RD-48874

RD-50769

RD-1147

RD-51438

RD-51006

RD-51007

RD-41631

RD-41633

RD-51433

RD-41635

RD-51434

RD-41637

RD-49786

Carriage wiper

N/A

RD-49806

RD-47191

RD-47192

RD-49805

RD-47193

RD-49804

RD-47194

RD-49803

N/A

N/A

Piston bearing Piston seal

RD-13970-T RD-13435-T

RD-41632

RD-41634

RD-51435

RD-41636

RD-51436

RD-41638

RD-51439

RD-45616

RD-45621

RD-50651

RD-45622

RD-50652

RD-45623

RD-50653

RD-50468

RD-50469

RD-33072

RD-33073

RD-33073

RD-33071

RD-33071

RD-33076

RD-36326

Shaft bumper

RD-50802

RD-50803

RD-50279

RD-50280

RD-50804

RD-50281

RD-50805

RD-50282

RD-50806

Shaft washer

RD-50797

RD-50798

RD-50283

RD-50284

RD-50799

RD-50285

RD-50800

RD-50286

RD-50801

KUB-007

KUB-01

KUB-02

KUB-04

KUB-06

KUB-09

KUB-12

KUB-17

KUB-31

Guide Rods1

KUG-007

KUG-01

KUG-02

KUG-04

KUG-06

KUG-09

KUG-12

KUG-17

KUG-31

Switch Track1-T

KUT-007

KUT-01

KUT-02

KUT-04

KUT-06

KUT-09

KUT-12

KUT-17

KUT-31

Track1-U

KUU-007

KUU-01

KUU-02

KUU-04

KUU-06

KUU-09

KUU-12

KUU-17

KUU-31

KU-007

KU-01

KU-02

KU-04

KU-06

KU-09

KU-12

KU-17

KU-31

Switch

Repair kit2 1

Option-B must be included at the end of part number if bumpers are being used with the Ultran Slide. (i.e., KUT-007-B)

2

Includes required quantity of all except bumpers, oil service piston seals, bodies, guide rods and switch track, which are sold separately. Consult your local stocking Bimba distributor for prices.

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Body1

Position Sensing Switches

Piston bumper

Multi-Axis Configurations

Tube seal Carriage bearing

Transition Plates

Cylinder Bore Size

PART

Pneu Moment

Repairs

(Pneumatic Actuators)

The Ultran rodless cylinder is prelubricated at the factory for extensive, maintenance-free operation. The life of the cylinder can be greatly lengthened by providing additional lubrication with an air line mist lubricator or direct introduction of oil to the cylinder every 100 linear miles of travel. Recommended oils are medium to heavy (20 to 30 weight). The carriage should also be lubricated every 100 linear miles with a high grade of bearing grease. Other types of prelubrication are available upon request. Guide shafts are self lubricating and require no external lubricants.

Shock Absorbers

Lubrication

Ultran Cylinders

(UGS)

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

Cylinder Bore

Linear Thrusters

Magnetic Coupling Strength (lbs.)

Bimba Ultran Slide Cylinder

Size/Application Considerations Each bore size of the Bimba Ultran Slide rodless cylinder has specific load carrying capabilities. These capabilities can be enhanced by ordering external shock absorbers. Shock absorbers will also increase cylinder life when used properly. Use the following procedures to determine the requirements for specific applications. NOTE: Exceeding the load can cause the carriage and piston to decouple. 1. Check side load or radial load requirements. Graph A, Side Load/Radial Load vs. Stroke Length, shows the maximum load the cylinder will support for a specific bore size and stroke length. 2. Check axial load requirements. Graph B, Axial Load vs. Moment Arm, shows the maximum load the cylinder will support for a specific bore size and stroke length. Use the illustrations and formulas beside the graph to determine the load on the Ultran Slide.

3. External Shock Absorbers. If your load requirements fall above the curve for the specific bore size, external shock absorbers may allow you to decelerate the load. Choose from Graphs M through DD - Velocity versus Load for Shock Absorbers, pages 69 - 71 for your bore size. 4. Maximum Velocity. If cylinder speed will exceed 20 in/sec or cycle rate will exceed 15 per minute, special application considerations may be required. Please consult your local distributor.

RADIAL LOAD

SIDE/RADIAL LOAD vs STROKE LENGTH

LOAD

1-1/2"

1-1/4"

2"

1-1/16" 7/8" 3/4"

9/16" 7/16"

5/16"

SEE GRAPH A

SIDE LOAD SIDE LOAD = 2 X LOAD( Z

GRAPH A

Y1 Z +

1)

Y1

LOAD

AXIAL LOAD vs MOMENT ARM 1-1/2" 2"

Cylinder Bore

Z

5/16” (007) 7/16” (01) 9/16” (02) 3/4” (04) 7/8”(06) 1-1/16” (09) 1-1/4” (12) 1-1/2” (17) 2” (31)

1.312 1.562 2.000 2.518 2.750 3.062 3.500 4.500 5.750

SEE GRAPH A

1-1/4" 7/8"

AXIAL LOAD

9/16" 3/4"

1-1/16"

7/16"

AXIAL LOAD 5/16"

MOMENT ARM

GRAPH B

SEE GRAPH B

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Bimba Ultran Slide Cylinder Flow Controls

Size/Application Considerations Moments About the Carriage: The table below gives the maximum allowable moment an Ultran Slide will support. There are three different directions that the moment can be applied (see Sketch A).

Linear Thrusters

Maximum Allowable Moment (in-lb) Cross

Mr max.

Ma max.

Mc max.

5/16" (007)

2.3

5.2

5.2

7/16" (01)

4.9

9.4

9.4

0.656

9/16" (02)

6.6

17.2

17.2

0.906

3/4" (04)

11.1

37.5

37.5

1.168

7/8" (06)

14.3

68.4

68.4

1.374

1-1/16" (09)

19.5

89.1

89.1

1.563

1-1/4" (12)

26.5

160

160

1.937

1-1/2" (17)

40.4

250

250

2.281

2" (31)

67.0

800

800

3.000

Mc

0.625

Ma Mr

SKETCH A

Axial Moment

Cross Moment

Shock Absorbers

Radial Moment

H

Ultran Cylinders

Axial

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

Radial

Bore

Fc

Fr

SKETCH B

Fa L

Lc

H

SKETCH C

SKETCH D

Axial Moment

= Ma = Fa x (L+H) = Mc = Fc x (Lc)

An Ultran Slide can withstand compound moments but the maximum allowable will be determined by the total percentage of the axial, radial and cross moments. The equation below will determine the compound moment percent based on the total moments. The compound moment percent must not be greater than 100. (If the compound moment percent is greater than 100, then the load and moments should be evaluated using the next larger Ultran Slide.)

Mr + Ma + Mc ) ≤ 100% Mr max Ma max Mc max

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M compound % = 100 x (

Position Sensing Switches

Cross Moment

Multi-Axis Configurations

= Mr = Fr x (L+H)

Transition Plates

Sketches B, C, and D demonstrate how a force is applied to a moment arm to produce the moments shown in Sketch A. Use the equations below to determine the actual moments created by your application. The results of each calculated moment should be compared to the maximums listed in the table. (If the actual moments are greater than the listed maximums, then the load and moments should be evaluated using the next larger Ultran Slide.) Radial Moment

Pneu Moment

H

(Pneumatic Actuators)

L

Bimba Ultran Rodless Cylinder

How to Order The model number of all Ultran rodless cylinders consists of three alphanumeric clusters. These designate product type, bore size and stroke length, and options. Please refer to the charts below for an example of model number US-1766.375-A1B1F.

This is a 1-1/2" bore, 66.375" stroke, rodless cylinder with Ultran Silver coupling strength, with stroke adjustment on one end, bumpers on one end, and a floating mount bracket.

US -1766.375-A1B1F TYPE

BORE SIZE

UG-Ultran Rodless, Gold coupling strength US-Ultran Rodless, Silver coupling strength*

007 01 02 04 06 09 12 17 31

-

5/16" 7/16" 9/16" 3/4" 7/8" 1-1/16" 1-1/4" 1-1/2" 2"

OPTIONS

STROKE LENGTH STANDARD MAXIMUM

A A1 A2 B B1 B2 C C1 C2 F K K1 K2 P P1 P2 S

30" 50" 90" 120" 120" 120" 120" 120" 120"

1/4" to 30" (007) 1/4" to 40" (01) 1/4" to 40" (02) 1/4" to 80" (04) 1/4" to 80" (06) 1/4" to 80" (09) 1/4" to 80" (12) 1/4" to 80" (17) 1/4" to 80" (31)

Combination Availability OPTIONS SIZES 5/16"(007) 7/16"(01) ALL OTHER SIZES

A

B

C

B,F,S A,F,K,P N/A

F

K

A,B,K,P,S

B,F,S

P

S

B,F,S A,F,K,P

B,F,S A,F,K,P F,K A,B,C,K,P,S B,C,F,S B,F,S A,F,K,P

Location See diagram on pg. 50 for location of End 1 and End 2. Incompatible options cannot be ordered on the same end (see combination availability chart above). *Specify silver coupling strengths for lower breakaway application requirements. Use caution as decoupling can occur at pressures less than 100 PSI. Refer to the engineering specifications on page 55 for details.

-

Stroke adjustment (both ends) Stroke adjustment (on end 1) Stroke adjustment (on end 2) Bumpers (both ends) Bumpers (on end 1)1 Bumpers (on end 2) Cushions (both ends)*2 Cushions (on end 1)* Cushions (on end 2)* Floating mount bracket3 Pivot (both ends) Pivot (on end 1) Pivot (on end 2) Axial ports both ends Axial port (on end 1) Axial port (on end 2) Seals – oil service (low pressure hydraulic service)

80 PSI required to reach full stroke due to bumper compression. 1

2 Not available for 5/16" and 7/16" bores. 9/16" bore has fixed cushions, other sizes have adjustable cushions.

For use when application requirements dictate a non-parallel or floating interface with the ultran carriage to prevent binding between the ultran and external guiding systems. Refer to page 51 for angular, radial, and side float dimensions. 3

The 9/16" bore fixed cushion operates like an air spring. A small amount of air is trapped behind the piston to help slow it down. Since there is no air bleed-off, this air will remain trapped behind the piston until the cylinder is cycled. A minimum of 40 psi is needed to move the cylinder to full stroke. If air pressure is removed from the front side of the piston, the trapped air will act like a spring and move the piston away from the end cap about 3/16 of an inch. See left column for option combination availability and location.

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Base Model UG

Options

US

Adder per inch of stroke*

A

B

Stroke Adjustment (per end)

C

F

K

P

S

Bumpers (per end)

Cushions (per end)

Floating Mount Bracket

Pivot (per end)

Axial Ports

Oil Service Seals

$118.10

$0.85

$6.25

$1.75

N/A

$21.70

$2.85

N/C

$3.15

7/16" (01)

145.40

139.70

0.95

7.10

1.75

N/A

23.30

3.15

N/C

3.45

9/16" (02)

170.30

163.50

1.15

7.10

1.75

4.55

25.25

3.70

N/C

4.00

3/4" (04)

226.10

209.60

2.15

8.20

2.30

5.95

30.60

4.25

N/C

4.55

7/8" (06)

281.30

271.10

2.80

8.50

2.85

6.85

31.70

4.55

N/C

4.80

1-1/16" (09)

331.50

294.70

3.35

8.50

3.15

7.10

33.20

4.70

N/C

5.05

1-1/4" (12)

388.10

371.70

3.95

9.10

3.60

9.10

35.00

5.15

N/C

5.45

1-1/2" (17)

483.30

449.10

4.65

9.10

4.00

9.40

36.50

5.55

N/C

5.80

2" (31)

2,177.10

1,753.70

4.95

11.55

4.20

10.15

56.85

6.15

N/C

6.20

* Longer than standard stroke lengths incur additional charge. Consult your distributor for details.

Shock Absorber Switch Brackets

Shock Absorbers

5/16" (007)

Model Light

Standard

Heavy

N/A

N/A

N/A

Price N/A

Price

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

SS-02

HS-02

$23.90

BU-02

$1.60

3/4" (04)

LS-04

SS-04

HS-04

45.00

BU-04

1.90

LS-09

SS-09

HS-09

55.05

BU-06

2.00

BU-09

2.20

BU-12

2.30

BU-17

2.40

BU-31

43.70

7/8" (06) 1-1/16" (09) 1-1/4" (12)

LS-17

SS-17

HS-17

68.75

1-1/2" (17) 2" (31)

LS-31

SS-31

135.05

Mounting Block

N/A

USC-04

$8.65

USC-09

8.65

USC-17

12.40

USC-31

25.20

Floating Mount Bracket Model

Price

5/16" (007)

MB-007

$14.65

FM-007

$21.70

7/16" (01)

MB-01

16.50

FM-01

23.30

9/16" (02)

MB-02

18.20

FM-02

25.25

3/4" (04)

MB-04

22.75

FM-04

30.60

7/8" (06)

MB-06

25.00

FM-06

31.70

1-1/16" (09)

MB-09

26.80

FM-09

33.20

1-1/4" (12)

MB-12

32.95

FM-12

35.00

1-1/2" (17)

MB-17

37.50

FM-17

36.50

2" (31)

MB-31

44.10

FM-31

56.85

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

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Price

Position Sensing Switches

Model

Multi-Axis Configurations

Cylinder Bore Size

HS-31

N/A

Transition Plates

LS-02

Price

Pneu Moment

9/16" (02)

Model

(Pneumatic Actuators)

7/16" (01)

Model

Stop Collar Shock Absorbers

Cylinder Bore Size

Ultran Cylinders

$122.60

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

5/16" (007)

Linear Thrusters

Cylinder Bore Size

Flow Controls

List Prices

Bimba Ultran Rodless Cylinder

Dimensions (in.) Bore

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

5/16" (007)

0.344

1.062

1.750

0.141

0.469

4-40 UNC

0.750

3.014

10-32

0.368

7/16" (01)

0.344

1.188

1.875

0.125

0.750

6-32 UNC

1.000

3.139

10-32

0.438

9/16" (02)

0.375

1.500

2.250

0.188

1.000

8-32 UNC

1.375

3.514

10-32

0.438

3/4" (04)

0.562

1.750

2.875

0.188

1.375

10-24 UNC

1.750

4.875

1/8 NPT

0.625

7/8" (06)

0.500

2.125

3.125

0.188

1.625

10-24 UNC

2.000

5.125

1/8 NPT

0.625

1-1/16" (09)

0.500

2.500

3.500

0.250

1.750

1/4-20 UNC

2.250

5.500

1/8 NPT

0.625

1-1/4" (12)

0.562

2.750

3.875

0.250

2.125

1/4-20 UNC

2.625

5.875

1/8 NPT

0.875

1-1/2" (17)

0.500

3.500

4.500

0.312

2.500

5/16-18 UNC

3.125

6.500

1/8 NPT

0.875

2" (31)

1.188

5.000

7.375

0.500

3.250

1/2-13 UNC

4.250

10.000 1/4 NPT

1.000

Bore

K

L

M

N

O

P

Q

R

S

U

5/16" (007)

5/16-24 NUT

N/A

N/A

0.125

0.188

0.203

0.406

0.632

0.625

0.500

7/16" (01)

7/16-20 NUT

0.395

0.312

0.125

0.250

0.203

0.406

0.632

0.704

0.688

9/16" (02)

7/16-20 NUT

0.455

0.312

0.220

0.250

0.203

0.406

0.632

0.755

0.688

3/4" (04)

5/8-18 NUT

0.572

0.375

0.312

0.375

0.315

0.630

1.000

0.985

0.938

7/8" (06)

5/8-18 NUT

0.635

0.375

0.375

0.375

0.315

0.630

1.000

1.110

0.938

1-1/16" (09)

5/8-18 NUT

0.706

0.500

0.375

0.375

0.315

0.630

1.000

1.297

0.938

1-1/4" (12)

3/4-16 NUT

0.750

0.375

0.500

0.420

0.315

0.630

1.000

1.545

1.125

1-1/2" (17)

3/4-16 NUT

0.756

0.750

0.520

0.420

0.315

0.630

1.000

1.735

1.125

2" (31)

1-1/4-12 NUT

1.500

0.750

0.750

0.500

0.438

0.875

1.312

2.312

1.875

END 2

END 1 F I

C B

R A

G U HEX O

K øS P Q

*.35

L

J

H + STROKE** * Grease fitting on 2” bore is recessed. ** See page 50 for option length adders.

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G

N 5/16" HEX

M

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Options Stroke Adjustment Dimensions (in.) B

C

D

E

F

5/16" (007)

0.625

0.203

0.406

0.094

6-40 UNF

0.188

7/16" (01)

0.704

0.203

0.406

0.109

10-32 UNF

0.250

9/16" (02)

0.755

0.203

0.406

0.109

10-32 UNF

0.250

3/4" (04)

0.985

0.315

0.630

0.156

1/4-28 UNF

0.375

7/8" (06)

1.110

0.315

0.630

0.188

5/16-24 UNF

0.375

1-1/16" (09)

1.297

0.315

0.630

0.188

5/16-24 UNF

0.375

1-1/4" (12)

1.545

0.315

0.630

0.220

3/8-24 UNF

0.420

1-1/2" (17)

1.735

0.315

0.630

0.220

3/8-24 UNF

0.420

2" (31)

2.312

0.438

0.875

0.250

7/16-20 UNF

0.500

Stroke Adjustment C B F

G

D 1.00 OF ADJUSTMENT

øA øE I

M

L

G

I

J

K

L

M

5/16" (007)

10-32

0.368

0.500

0.188

1.795

5/16-24 NUT

7/16" (01)

10-32

0.438

0.688

0.313

1.469

7/16-20 NUT

9/16" (02)

10-32

0.438

0.688

0.313

1.469

7/16-20 NUT

3/4" (04)

1/8-NPT

0.625

0.938

0.438

1.905

5/8-18 NUT

1/8-NPT

0.625

0.938

0.438

1.943

5/8-18 NUT

1/8-NPT

0.625

0.938

0.438

1.943

5/8-18 NUT

1-1/4" (12)

1/8-NPT

0.875

1.125

0.563

2.115

3/4-16 NUT

1-1/2" (17)

1/8-NPT

0.875

1.125

0.563

2.115

3/4-16 NUT

2" (31)

1/4-NPT

1.000

1.875

0.688

2.278

1-1/4-12 NUT

J HEX K HEX

Shock Absorbers

7/8" (06) 1-1/16" (09)

Ultran Cylinders

Bore

Bore

5/16" (007)

7/16" (01)

9/16" (02)

3/4" (04)

7/8" (06)

1-1/16" (09)

1-1/4" (12)

1-1/2" (17)

2" (31)

Add to overall length: (per end)

0.044

0.060

0.060

0.060

0.080

0.080

0.110

0.110

0.120

Pneu Moment

(Pneumatic Actuators)

Stroke Adjustment Length Adder (in.)

Transition Plates

Bumper Length Adder (in.) Bore

5/16" (007)

7/16" (01)

9/16" (02)

3/4" (04)

7/8" (06)

1-1/16" (09)

1-1/4" (12)

1-1/2" (17)

2" (31)

Add to overall length: (per end)

0.095

0.120

0.120

0.140

0.140

0.150

0.150

0.150

0.200

(in.)

(Not available for 5/16” and 7/16” bores)

J

B

C

E

I

J

K

L

9/16" (02)

0.755

10-32

0.250

0.438

0.688

0.203

0.406

7/16-20 NUT

3/4" (04)

0.985

1/8 NPT

0.375

0.625

0.938

0.315

0.630

5/8-18 NUT

7/8" (06)

1.110

1/8 NPT

0.375

0.625

0.938

0.315

0.630

5/8-18 NUT

1-1/16" (09)

1.297

1/8 NPT

0.375

0.625

0.938

0.315

0.630

5/8-18 NUT

1-1/4" (12)

1.545

1/8 NPT

0.420

0.875

1.125

0.315

0.630

3/4-16 NUT

1-1/2" (17)

1.735

1/8 NPT

0.420

0.875

1.125

0.315

0.630

3/4-16 NUT

2" (31)

2.312

1/4 NPT

0.500

1.000

1.875

0.438

0.875

1-1/4-12 NUT

B

C

øA L CUSHION ADJUSTING SCREW

E

(OMIT ON 5/16", 7/16" AND 9/16" BORE)

I HEX

Application Checklist

A

Note: There is no length adder for the cushion option.

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Position Sensing Switches

Bore

Multi-Axis Configurations

K

Cushions

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

A

Linear Thrusters

Bore

For Technical Assistance: 800-442-4622

Bimba Ultran Rodless Cylinder

Options F HEX B

G C

øA

D H

Axial Ports (in.) Bore

A

B

C

D

F

G

H

5/16" (007)

0.625

0.406

0.188

0.368

0.500

10-32

5/16-24 NUT

7/16" (01)

0.704

0.406

0.250

0.438

0.688

10-32

7/16-20 NUT

9/16" (02)

0.755

0.406

0.250

0.438

0.688

10-32

7/16-20 NUT

3/4" (04)

0.985

0.630

0.375

0.625

0.938

1/8 NPT

5/8-18 NUT

7/8" (06)

1.110

0.630

0.375

0.625

0.938

1/8 NPT

5/8-18 NUT

1-1/16" (09)

1.297

0.630

0.375

0.625

0.938

1/8 NPT

5/8-18 NUT

1-1/4" (12)

1.545

0.630

0.420

0.875

1.125

1/8 NPT

3/4-16 NUT

1-1/2" (17)

1.735

0.630

0.420

0.875

1.125

1/8 NPT

3/4-16 NUT

2" (31)

2.312

0.875

0.500

1.000

1.875

1/4 NPT

1-1/4-12 NUT

Note: There is no length adder for the Axial port option.

Floating Mount Bracket (in.) Bore

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

5/16" (007)

0.532

1.438

0.188

0.187

1.317

1.062

0.469

0.188

0.360

4-40 UNC

0.236

7/16" (01)

0.625

1.688

0.188

0.249

1.646

1.188

0.750

0.250

0.383

6-32 UNC

0.248

9/16" (02)

0.750

1.875

0.188

0.249

2.005

1.500

1.000

0.188

0.437

8-32 UNC

0.278

3/4" (04)

0.875

2.375

0.250

0.312

2.442

1.750

1.375

0.312

0.459

10-24 UNC

0.340

7/8" (06)

0.938

2.750

0.312

0.374

2.849

2.125

1.625

0.312

0.547

10-24 UNC

0.421

1-1/16" (09)

1.062

3.000

0.312

0.374

3.068

2.500

1.750

0.250

0.594

1/4-20 UNC

0.421

1-1/4" (12)

1.125

3.562

0.375

0.437

3.599

2.750

2.125

0.406

0.672

1/4-20 UNC

0.484

1-1/2" (17)

1.188

4.250

0.375

0.437

4.068

3.500

2.500

0.375

0.719

5/16-18 UNC

0.484

2" (31)

1.938

6.500

0.500

0.624

6.000

5.000

3.250

0.750

1.250

1/2-13 UNC

0.634

Bore

L

M

N

O

5/16" (007)

0.250

1.188

1.019

1.019

7/16" (01)

0.312

1.516

1.206

1.206

9/16" (02)

0.312

1.875

1.518

0.938

3/4" (04)

0.375

2.312

1.861

1.156

7/8" (06)

0.438

2.719

2.080

1.359

1-1/16" (09)

0.438

2.937

2.330

1.469

1-1/4" (12)

0.500

3.469

2.612

1.734

1-1/2" (17)

0.500

3.937

2.924

1.969

2" (31)

0.688

5.750

4.268

2.875

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Options C

H

D

B

F

Linear Thrusters

øG BUSHING

øA I E

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

CUSHION OPTION ONLY CUSHION ADJUSTMENT SCREW LOCATION FOR 04, 06, 09, 12, 17, AND 31 BORES

Pivot Option (in.) A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

5/16" (007)

0.625

10-32

0.406

0.203

0.368

0.212

0.127

0.243

0.375

7/16" (01)

0.704

10-32

0.406

0.203

0.437

0.250

0.157

0.305

0.500

9/16" (02)

0.755

10-32

0.406

0.203

0.437

0.250

0.157

0.305

0.500

3/4" (04)

0.985

1/8- NPT

0.630

0.315

0.625

0.344

0.253

0.368

0.750

1.110

1/8- NPT

0.630

0.315

0.625

0.344

0.253

0.368

0.750

1.297

1/8- NPT

0.630

0.315

0.625

0.344

0.253

0.368

0.875

1-1/4" (12)

1.545

1/8- NPT

0.630

0.315

0.875

0.500

0.378

0.493

1.000

1-1/2" (17)

1.735

1/8- NPT

0.630

0.315

0.875

0.500

0.378

0.493

1.125

2" (31)

2.312

1/4- NPT

0.876

0.438

1.000

0.500

0.439

0.868

1.375

Shock Absorbers

7/8" (06) 1-1/16" (09)

Ultran Cylinders

Bore

Accessories øB

H

Pneu Moment

(Pneumatic Actuators)

Shock Absorber/ Switch Bracket (For 9/16" bore and larger only)

øC

Transition Plates

E

G

A

Multi-Axis Configurations

D F

Shock Absorber/Switch Bracket

(Not available for 5/16" and 7/16" bores)

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

9/16" (02)

0.320

0.399

0.442

0.710

0.755

1.433

1.568

0.090

3/4" (04)

0.320

0.478

0.629

0.910

0.900

1.820

1.900

0.120

7/8" (06)

0.320

0.556

0.629

0.875

1.116

1.785

2.179

0.120

1-1/16" (09)

0.320

0.556

0.629

0.910

1.047

1.820

2.110

0.120

1-1/4" (12)

0.320

0.793

0.754

0.375

1.437

2.410

2.812

0.120

1-1/2" (17)

0.320

0.793

0.754

1.450

1.453

2.485

2.828

0.120

2" (31)

0.320

1.005

1.254

2.230

2.290

3.640

4.165

0.224

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A - Slot for Switch B - Hole for Shock Absorber C - Hole for Cylinder

For Technical Assistance: 800-442-4622

Application Checklist

A

Position Sensing Switches

Bore

(in.)

Bimba Ultran Rodless Cylinder

Mounting Block (in.) Bore

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

J

K

L

5/16" (007)

2.000

0.375

0.875

0.188

0.813

0.250

0.272

0.159

5/16-24 UNF

0.500

N/A

7/16" (01)

2.500

0.500

1.125

0.250

0.938

0.250

0.357

0.213

5/16-24 UNF

0.562

N/A

9/16" (02)

2.500

0.500

1.500

0.250

1.000

0.250

0.354

0.213

5/16-24 UNF

0.520

0.520

3/4" (04)

3.500

0.750

1.875

0.375

1.312

0.375

0.422

0.272

5/16-24 UNF

0.671

0.671

7/8" (06)

3.500

0.750

2.125

0.375

1.375

0.375

0.422

0.273

5/16-24 UNF

0.789

0.789

1-1/16" (09)

4.000

0.750

2.500

0.375

1.563

0.375

0.515

0.332

5/16-24 UNF

0.893

0.893

1-1/4" (12)

5.000

1.000

2.875

0.500

2.000

0.443

0.609

0.391

5/16-24 UNF

1.062

1.016

1-1/2" (17)

5.000

1.000

3.375

0.500

2.000

0.443

0.609

0.391

5/16-24 UNF

1.240

1.240

2" (31)

8.500

1.500

4.500

0.750

3.250

1.000

1.187

0.779

5/16-24 UNF

1.625

1.607

JHole for Switch MHole for Shock Absorber

Bore

M

N

P

Q

R

S

T

U

V

W

X

5/16" (007)

N/A

0.312

0.250

N/A

0.438

0.315

6-40 UNF

0.318

0.776

6-40 UNF

0.594

7/16" (01)

N/A

0.380

0.375

N/A

0.563

0.380

1/4-28 UNF

0.442

0.995

1/4-28 UNF

0.688

9/16" (02)

3/8-32 UNEF

0.500

0.520

0.520

0.750

0.500

1/4-28 UNF

0.442

1.000

1/4-28 UNF

0.688

3/4" (04)

7/16-28 UNEF

0.625

0.671

0.671

0.938

0.500 5/16-24 UNF

0.629

1.375 5/16-24 UNF

0.938

7/8" (06)

1/2-20 UNF

0.625

0.789

0.789

1.063

0.750 5/16-24 UNF

0.629

1.375 5/16-24 UNF

0.938

1-1/16" (09)

1/2-20 UNF

0.875

0.893

0.893

1.250

0.750

3/8-24 UNF

0.629

1.375

3/8-24 UNF

1.125

1-1/4" (12)

3/4-16 UNF

1.125

1.062

1.016

1.438

1.125 7/16-20 UNF

0.754

1.625 7/16-20 UNF

1.375

1-1/2" (17)

3/4-16 UNF

1.375

1.240

1.240

1.688

1.000 7/16-20 UNF

0.753

1.625 7/16-20 UNF

1.375

2" (31)

1-12 UNF

1.625

1.625

1.607

2.250

1.500

1.380

2.750

2.125

7/8-9 UNC

Mounting Block A E

E øG

D B

øH

F

N J

L

K

M N

P

Q

R S

S T

øU X

øV X

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T W

C

7/8-9 UNC

Bimba Ultran Rodless Cylinder

Pressure Rating: Temperature Range: Breakaway:

Magnetic Coupling Strength (lbs.) Ultran Gold Ultran Silver (UGS) (USS) 13

8

7/16" (01)

20

10

9/16" (02)

29

16

3/4" (04)

61

33

7/8" (06)

102

55

1-1/16" (09)

127

74

1-1/4" (12)

190

110

1-1/2" (17)

270

150

2" (31)

552

332

Ultran Cylinders

5/16" (007)

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

Cylinder Bore

Linear Thrusters

100 psi (Air or Hydraulic) 0° to 170°F Ultran Gold Coupling Strength - Less than 25 psi Ultran Silver Coupling Strength - Less than 20 psi

Flow Controls

Engineering Specifications

Pneu Moment

Repairs

(Pneumatic Actuators)

The Ultran rodless cylinder is prelubricated at the factory for extensive, maintenance-free operation. The life of the cylinder can be greatly lengthened by providing additional lubrication with an air line mist lubricator or direct introduction of oil to the cylinder every 100 linear miles of travel. Recommended oils are medium to heavy. The carriage should also be lubricated every 100 linear miles with a high grade of bearing grease. Other types of prelubrication are available upon request.

Shock Absorbers

Lubrication

The Ultran rodless cylinder must be returned to the factory for repairs. Transition Plates

Cylinder Bore

Base Weight (0" Stroke)

Adder per 1"

5/16" (007)

0.10

0.09

0.006

7/16" (01)

0.22

0.21

0.01

9/16" (02)

0.56

0.51

0.01

3/4" (04)

1.18

1.11

0.02

7/8" (06)

1.54

1.42

0.02

1-1/16" (09)

2.54

2.34

0.03

1-1/4" (12)

3.16

2.90

0.03

1-1/2" (17)

6.36

5.76

0.05

2" (31)

16.46

15.15

0.07

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Application Checklist

(US)

Position Sensing Switches

(UG)

Multi-Axis Configurations

Weight (lbs.)

For Technical Assistance: 800-442-4622

Bimba Ultran Rodless Cylinder

Size/Application Considerations Each bore size for the Bimba Ultran rodless cylinder has specific load carrying capabilities. These capabilities can be enhanced by externally supporting the load or by ordering the internal cushion option or external shock absorbers. The load should always be guided and supported for optimum life. Cushions or shock absorbers will also increase cylinder life when used properly. Use the following procedures to determine the requirements for specific applications. NOTE: Exceeding the load can cause the carriage and piston to decouple.

erate the load without causing the carriage and piston to decouple.

1. Check radial load requirements. Graph C, Radial Load vs. Stroke Length, shows the maximum radial load the cylinder will support for a specific bore size and stroke length. If your radial load requirements fall above the curve, the load must be externally supported.

4. Maximum Velocity. If cylinder speed will exceed 20 in/sec or cycle rate will exceed 15 per minute, special application considerations may be required. Please consult your local distributor.

2. Check axial load requirements. Graph D, Axial Load vs. Moment Arm, shows the maximum axial load the cylinder will support for a specific bore size and moment arm length. If your axial load requirements fall above the curve for the specific bore size, the load must be externally supported.

Internal Cushions. From Graphs I through L, Velocity vs. Load for Cushions, choose the graph for your Ultran model and mounting position. If your velocity and load requirements fall above the curve for the specific bore size, you will need external shock absorbers to decelerate the load.

3. Check End-of-Stroke Velocity and Load Requirements. From Graphs E through H, Velocity vs. Load, choose the graph for your Ultran model and mounting position. If your velocity and load requirements fall above the curve for the specific bore size, you will need internal cushions or external shock absorbers to decel-

External Shock Absorbers. Choose from Graphs EE through RR (Pages 69-71), Velocity vs. Load for Shock Absorbers, for your bore size. Choose model LS, SS or HS based on your velocity and load.

MOMENT ARM (DISTANCE FROM THE CENTER)

RADIAL LOAD

AXIAL LOAD

AXIAL LOAD vs MOMENT ARM

RADIAL LOAD vs STROKE LENGTH*

1-1/2"

2" 1-1/4"

2" 7/8"

1-1/16"

1-1/2" 3/4" 7/8"

3/4"

1-1/4"

9/16"

1-1/16" 7/16"

7/16"

9/16"

5/16" 5/16"

GRAPH C

GRAPH D

*Stud mount only. Consult factory if pivot mounted.

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Bimba Ultran Rodless Cylinder

Note: Velocities in excess of 20 in./sec. require application review by Bimba.

Linear Thrusters

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators Ultran Cylinders Shock Absorbers Pneu Moment (Pneumatic Actuators)

Transition Plates

Multi-Axis Configurations

Position Sensing Switches

Application Checklist

For Technical Assistance: 800-442-4622

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Flow Controls

Velocity vs. Load for Basic Ultran Models

Bimba Ultran Rodless Cylinder

Velocity vs. Load for Basic Ultran Models Note: Velocities in excess of 20 in./sec. require application review by Bimba.

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Bimba High Load Ultran Flow Controls

Provides high load carrying capability within an Ultran Slide Cylinder. The unit incorporates a ball bearing system offering large load bearing capabilities with greater carriage precision.

ADVANTAGES Linear Thrusters

• Large load bearing capabilities. • Greater carriage precision. • Leak-free construction.

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

• Piston seals are internally lubricated for long life. • Special rare earth magnet configuration for high magnetic coupling strengths. • 304 stainless steel body and “U” cup seals for lower dynamic friction.

Ultran Cylinders

• Prelubricated for miles of maintenance-free travel, with easily-accessible carriage lubrication port. • Shock absorbers to decelerate loads. • Optional 1-inch stroke length adjustment available.

Shock Absorbers

• Midstroke position sensing available. End-of-stroke sensing available for all models. • Optional bumpers to reduce noise.

Pneu Moment

(Pneumatic Actuators)

• Oil service seal option available for low pressure hydraulic service.

Transition Plates Multi-Axis Configurations Position Sensing Switches Application Checklist

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For Technical Assistance: 800-442-4622

Bimba High Load Ultran

How to Order The model number for High Load Ultran cylinders consists of three alphanumeric clusters. These designate product type, bore size and stroke length, and options. Please refer to the charts below for an

example of model number UHL-12 25.75-A1T. This is a 1-1/4" bore, 25.75" stroke High Load Ultran rodless cylinder with stroke adjustment on one end and a track for mounting switches.

PRODUCT TYPE

BORE SIZE

STANDARD STROKE LENGTHS

UHL - High Load Ultran Slide

09 - 1-1/16" 12 - 1-1/4" 17 - 1-1/2"

6" to 132" 1 Available in 1/4" increments

UHL-1225.75-A1T OPTIONS A A1 A2 B B1 B2 S T U Y Y1 Y2

-

Stroke adjustment (both ends) Stroke adjustment (on end 1) Stroke adjustment (on end 2) Bumpers (both ends) Bumpers (on end 1) Bumpers (on end 2) Seals - Oil service (low pressure hydraulic service) Switch track Switch track for miniature switches Alternate port (both ends) Alternate port (on end 1) Alternate port (on end 2)

Note: All options are compatible, except bumpers (option B) and oil service seals (option S). Dowel pin holes are standard on 1-1/16" (09) and 1-1/2" (17) bore cylinder. Not available on 1-1/4" (12) bore cylinder. 1

Contact your authorized Bimba distributor if smaller stroke increments are required for your application.

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Bimba High Load Ultran Flow Controls

List Prices Options Base Price

UHL-09

$875.00

$15.00

T&U

Y

A

B

S

Stroke Adjustment (per end)

Bumpers (per end)

Oil Service Seals

Switch Track (Base)

Adder per inch of stroke

Alternate Port (per end)

$26.25

$25.75

$5.05

$9.10

$0.20

N/C

$900.00

$15.00

$26.25

$25.75

$5.45

$9.10

$0.20

N/C

$1300.00

$17.00

$26.25

$25.75

$5.75

$9.10

$0.20

N/C

Dowel Pin holes are standard on 1-1/2" (17) bore cylinder and are not available on 1-1/4" (12) bore cylinder.

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

UHL-12 UHL-17

Linear Thrusters

Bore

Adder per inch of stroke

Accessories Shock Absorber

Stroke Adjustment

Price

Model

Price

1-1/16" (09)

AS-09

$69.50

UHSA-09

$26.25

1-1/4" (12)

AS-17

$69.50

UHSA-12

$26.25

1-1/2" (17)

AS-17

$69.50

UHSA-17

$26.25

Shock Absorber

Stop Collar*

Price

Model

Price

HS-09

$68.75

USC-09

$8.65

1-1/4" (12)

HS-17

$68.75

USC-17

$12.40

1-1/2" (17)

HS-17

$68.75

USC-17

$12.40

Multi-Axis Configurations

*The Ultran Slide Cylinder needs to be increased by the B dimension in order to maintain intended stroke length. The overall length increases by the same amount. The A dimension indicates maximum amount of stroke adjustment attainable. See page 73 for dimensions.

Transition Plates

Model 1-1/16" (09)

Pneu Moment

Bore

(Pneumatic Actuators)

High Load Ultran Slides requiring shock absorbers with stop collars for stroke adjustment or a larger kinetic energy rating should use the following shock absorber.

Shock Absorbers

Model

Ultran Cylinders

Bore

Position Sensing Switches

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Application Checklist

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

Bimba High Load Ultran

Dimensions (in.) Bore

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

1-1/16" (09)

0.500

0.706

2.500

3.500

5.000

0.375

1.750

1.750

1/4-20 UNC

0.375

0.750

1-1/4" (12)

0.562

0.750

2.750

3.875

5.875

0.318

2.125

1.938

1/4-20 UNC

0.500

1.000

1-1/2" (17)

0.500

0.756

3.500

4.500

6.500

0.500

2.500

2.250

5/16-18 UNC

0.520

1.000

Bore

L

M

N

O

P

Q

R

S

T

U

V

1-1/16" (09) 0.500

0.250

0.375

5/16-24 UNF

1/8 NPT

1/2-20 UNF

0.594

0.375

2.300

3.062

4.250

1-1/4" (12)

0.625

0.306

0.514

5/16-24 UNF

1/8 NPT

3/4-16 UNF

0.742

0.563

1.660

3.500

5.000

1-1/2" (17)

0.625

0.559

0.486

5/16-24 UNF

1/8 NPT

3/4-16 UNF

0.992

0.906

1.917

4.500

6.000

Bore

W

X

Y

Z

AA

BB

CC

II

DD

EE

1-1/16" (09) 0.172

0.375

1.125

1.563

1.922

2.625

2.688

#10

0.252

0.420

1-1/4" (12)

0.109

0.375

1.125

1.750

1.938

3.000

3.062

#10





1-1/2" (17)

0.140

0.375

1.281

2.000

2.109

3.500

3.562

1/4"





Mounting Hole Calculation for 1-1/16" bore

END 1

KK JJ = KK - (INT( 4 ) x 4) 2

CC BB E + STROKE (KK)

If Result < 1.60, use: KK JJ = KK – [(INT( 4 ) -1) x 4)] 2 Where KK = (E + Stroke) and INT is integer.

AA

D

2X Z

C A

2X M B

Y

2X K

X W

2X L THRU HOLE FOR II MTG SCR 4.00 EQ SP ALONG FULL LENGTH)

F

2X N

2X O 2X P

G 2X P (PLUGGED)

Mounting Hole Calculation for 1-1/4" and 1-1/2" bores KK JJ = KK - (INT( 4 ) x 4) 2

U 2X Q

2X R H

2X 15°

JJ

(Both Ends) 4X I X J D 2X Ø.314 X .570 D (170 BORE ONLY)

If Result < 1.85, use:

2X T 2X S

2X OILER

KK JJ = KK – [(INT( 4 ) -1) x 4)] 2 Where KK = (E + Stroke) and INT is integer.

Ports The Base Model High Load Ultran Slide offers both axial and alternate port locations. The base unit comes with flush surface plugs installed on top of the End Blocks unless the “Y” option is specified. This no charge option has the plugs installed on the side of the End Blocks.

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Bimba High Load Ultran Flow Controls

Options Shock Absorber/Stroke Adjustment (in.) A

B

C

D

E

F

1-1/6" (09)

1.562

1/2-20 UNF

0.594

2.250

2.060

0.465

1-1/4" (12)

1.750

3/4-16 UNF

0.742

2.438

2.312

0.550

1-1/2" (17)

1.750

3/4-16 UNF

0.992

2.594

2.312

0.550

Note: Do not let the shock absorbers bottom out. The shock should not be used as a stroke adjuster. An optional stop collar is needed if stroke adjustment is required.

Linear Thrusters

Bore

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

1.00 OF ADJ

1.00 OF ADJ

A

C B

F

B

Ultran Cylinders

C

E

D

Bore

Pressure

Bore

G

H

1-1/16" (09)

80 psi

1-1/16" (09)

0.375

1/8 NPT

1-1/4" (12)

80 psi

1-1/4" (12)

0.500

1/8 NPT

1-1/2" (17)

60 psi

1-1/2" (17)

0.500

1/8 NPT

BUMPER

Multi-Axis Configurations

2X H

Transition Plates

2X H (PLUGGED)

Pneu Moment

Alternate Port (in.)

(Pneumatic Actuators)

Bumper Compression

Shock Absorbers

D

2X G

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Application Checklist

The Base Model High Load Ultran Slide offers both axial and alternate port locations. The base unit comes with flush surface plugs installed in the top ports of the End Blocks unless the “Y” option is specified. This no charge option has the plugs installed in the End Block side ports.

The Bumper option does not add overall length to the cylinder. However, the unit will not go full stroke until the specified pressure in table above is applied to the cylinder. If full stroke is required at a pressure less than that specified above, the stroke adjustment option may be utilized in combination with the bumper option to obtain full stroke. i.e., If 5 inches of stroke is required at 40 psi, order a 5.5 inch stroke unit with the Stroke Adjustment Option and adjust the stroke down to 5 inches.

Position Sensing Switches

BUMPER PLUG

Bimba High Load Ultran

Options Switch Track for Miniature Switches Option T

Option U

E .667

.656

F

A

D (BOTH ENDS)

B

D (BOTH ENDS)

C

Bore

A

B

C

D

E

F

1-1/16" (09)

1.497

1.494



0.125

0.531

0.272

1-1/4" (12)

1.999

1.954

10°

0.242

0.522

0.267

1-1/2" (17)

2.356

2.289

15°

0.250

0.577

0.327

C

Engineering Specifications Lubrication All Bimba High Load Ultran Slide actuators are pre-lubricated internally and externally with our special bearing grade grease. The guide shafts are prelubricated with a lightweight oil. The cylinder’s life can be extended by providing additional lubrication with an air line mist lubricator and by lubricating the carriage every 100 miles with a high grade bearing grease. The guide shafts should be lubricated periodically with a lightweight oil. Do not over oil – there is an internal wick to retain the lightweight oil.

Operating Medium: Air or hydraulic Pressure Rating: 100 psi Temperature Range: 0°F to +170°F

Repairs

Breakaway: Less than 25 psi

The High Load Ultran Slide actuators must be returned to the factory for repairs.

Magnetic Coupling Strength (lbs.) Components Carriage End Block Guide Shaft Base Plate Guide Shaft Support End Block Screws Guide Shaft Screws Carriage Retaining Rings Body Wiper Guide Shaft Bearing Port Plug Bearing Retaining Screw

Anodized aluminum Anodized aluminum Case-hardened steel Anodized aluminum Anodized aluminum Stainless steel Black oxide carbon steel Plated carbon steel Urethane Ball bearings in plastic housing Carbon steel Stainless steel

Options Bumpers (Internal & External) Stroke Adjuster Screw Shock Absorbers Bumper Plug Stroke Adjuster Bumper Plate Switch Track

Bore Size

Strength

1-1/16" (09)

127

1-1/4" (12)

190

1-1/2" (17)

270

Weights (lbs.) Bore Size

Base Weight (0" Stroke)

Adder per 1"

1-1/16" (09)

5.43

0.23

1-1/4" (12)

7.87

0.44

1-1/2" (17)

14.1

0.45

Option Adders for 1-1/16"

Urethane Stainless steel Anodized aluminum end plates, 303 stainless steel guide rods Anodized aluminum Anodized aluminum Anodized aluminum

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A Option Adder

0.19

N/A

A1 Option Adder

0.1

N/A

A2 Option Adder

0.1

N/A

B Option Adder

0.01

N/A

Option Adders for 1-1/4" and 1-1/2" A Option Adder

2.67

N/A

A1 Option Adder

1.33

N/A

A2 Option Adder

1.33

N/A

B Option Adder

0.01

N/A

Bimba High Load Ultran

Use the following procedures to determine the requirements for specific applications. NOTE: Exceeding the recommended loads can result in improper cylinder function: piston/carriage decoupling, unacceptable deflections, etc.

2. Depending on the loading condition, use the appropriate chart, graph or formula to help determine maximum allowable loads and/or moment arms.

Table 1. Maximum Allowable Loads and Moments* Maximum Load Radial (lbs.)

Pull Off (lbs.)

Maximum Moment

Side (lbs.)

Axial (Ma) (in-lbs.)

Radial (Mr) (in-lbs.)

Cross (Mc) (in-lbs.)

1440

992

1440

1111

435

1613

1-1/4" (12)

2480

220

992

261

385

1178

1-1/2" (17)

2480

992

1984

1488

2232

2976

* Dynamic Ratings

Pneu Moment

(Pneumatic Actuators)

The values shown in Table 1 are the maximum allowable loads for the load carrying system. To achieve these values, the base plate must be fully supported along its full length and the load must be equally distributed among all four bearings. For best results, your application analysis should determine maximum loading on each bearing. Do not exceed 20 in./sec. velocity or 15 cycle/minute cycle rate; the internal piston bearings will heat up and cause sluggish motion.

Shock Absorbers

1-1/16" (09)

Ultran Cylinders

Bore

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

1. Check the loading condition requirements and find that condition below. See sketches A and B for illustration of loading conditions.

Linear Thrusters

Each bore size of the High Load Ultran Slide has specific load-carrying capabilities. Shock absorbers can extend cylinder life when used properly. See subsequent section on shock absorbers to calculate maximum allowable kinetic energy before a shock absorber is required.

Flow Controls

Size / Application Considerations

Radial Load and Pull-off Load

PULL-OFF LOAD RADIAL LOAD

Position Sensing Switches

Side Load A load that is applied parallel to the base plate, but perpendicular to the direction of actuation. Depending on bore size, the maximum side load will be at least 20% less than the maximum radial loading capacity.

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SKETCH A Application Checklist

In this loading condition, the maximum load carrying capability is 496 pounds per bearing. Only two bearings are used to calculate the load carrying capability of the 1-1/4" bore unit.

Multi-Axis Configurations

In this loading condition, the maximum radial load-carrying capability is 620 pounds per bearing. The maximum “pull-off” load in the same mounting condition is 248 pounds per bearing.

Transition Plates

A load applied perpendicular to both the base plate and to the direction of actuation. Load directed toward the base plate represents the maximum loading capacity of the system. Load directed away from the base plate reduces the system’s load rating to approximately 40% of maximum radial loading. This is what’s called the “pull-off” capacity.

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Bimba High Load Ultran

Size / Application Considerations Radial Moment Load (Mr)

Mc

An unbalanced radial or side load applied to the system. The center of the radial load must be outside the span of the guide shafts, or the center of the side load must be at some point other than the center of the guide shafts to cause a radial moment loading condition. Ma

Axial Moment Load (Ma) An axial (same as the direction of actuation) load applied to the system, where the center of the load is at some point other than the center of the guide shafts. The load must also be between the span of the guide shafts to be a pure axial moment loading condition.

Mr

Cross Moment Load (Mc) An axial load applied to the system, where the center of the load is at some point outside of the span of the guide shafts.

Radial Moment

SKETCH B

Axial Moment

Cross Moment Fc

Fr

Fa L

H

L

Lc

H

SKETCH C

SKETCH D

SKETCH E

Sketches C, D, and E demonstrate how a force is applied to a moment arm to produce the moments shown in Sketch B. Use the equations below to determine the actual moments created by your application. The results of each calculated moment should be compared to the maximums listed in the table. (If the actual moments are greater than the listed maximums, then the load and moments should be re-evaluated.) Radial Moment

= Mr = Fr x (L+H)

Axial Moment

= Ma = Fa x (L+H)

Cross Moment

= Mc = Fc x (Lc)

A High Load Ultran Slide can withstand compound moments but the maximum allowable will be determined by the total percentage of the axial, radial and cross moments. The equation below will determine the compound moment percent based on the total moments. The compound moment percent must not be greater than 100. (If the compound moment percent is greater than 100, then the load and moments should be re-evaluated.)

Mcompound% = 100 x (

Mr + Ma + Mc ) ≤ 100% Mr max Ma max Mc max

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Bimba High Load Ultran Flow Controls

Size / Application Considerations Unsupported Loads If your application does not fully support the base plate, refer to Graphs 1-3. Graph 1, “Load vs. Span” displays the maximum load allowable with a maximum 0.005" deflection.

.350

2480 LBS 2000 LBS 1500 LBS

.250

1000 LBS

.200

500 LBS .150

250 LBS 150 LBS

.100

..000 000

0

6

10

14

22

SPAN (in.)

26

30

GRAPH 3

Shock Absorbers

(1-1/2" Bore) DEFLECTION vs SPAN .350

2480 LBS .300

2500

2000 LBS 1000 LBS

.200

500 LBS

1-1/2" (17)

.150

1-1/4" (12)

.100

1-1/16" (09)

.050

250 LBS

Pneu Moment

2000

(Pneumatic Actuators)

1500 LBS

.250

LOAD (lbs.)

18

Ultran Cylinders

.050

LOAD vs SPAN

150 LBS

1000

.000 .000

0

6

10

14

18

22

SPAN (in.)

0 2

0

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

20

22

24

26

28

30

GRAPH 1

Bearing Life

(1-1/16" Bore) DEFLECTION vs SPAN

The life of the ball bearing bushings are primarily affected by the amount of load it is required to carry. This can be best illustrated by Graph 4 below.

.200

750 LBS

.200

500 LBS

.150

250 LBS

.100

0

6

10

14

SPAN (in.)

18

22

26

GRAPH 2

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Application Checklist

150 LBS

.050

BALL BEARING LIFE

Position Sensing Switches

1000 LBS

.250

LOAD (lbs.) (On most heavily loaded bearing)

1500 LBS

.300

.000 .000

30

GRAPH 4

Multi-Axis Configurations

SPAN (in.)

26

Transition Plates

500

DEFLECTION (in.)

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

DEFLECTION (in.)

.300

NOTE: Velocities exceeding 20 in./sec. or 15 cycle/minute require review by Bimba.

1500

Linear Thrusters

(1-1/4" Bore) DEFLECTION vs SPAN

If your application allows for greater deflections, refer to Graphs 2 and 3, “Deflection vs. Span”. Use the following steps to determine resultant loads or deflections pertinent to your application. 1. If you know the length (span) that the base plate will be supported, find that span on the X-Axis of the graph. From this point, go up to the approximate location that best represents your weight or load. Across to the left from this point where it intersects the Y-Axis identifies what deflection can be expected between the supported points. 2. If you know the maximum amount of deflection that your application can tolerate, find this deflection on the Y-Axis of the graph. Once you locate the desired deflection, go across to the approximate location that best represents your weight or load. Directly under this point on the X-Axis is the recommended span length. If your application combines radial and moment loads, or exceeds the deflections from Graphs 2 and 3, consult your authorized Bimba distributor to determine if the application is feasible.

TRAVEL (Millions of inches)

GRAPH 5

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Bimba Shock Absorbers

Shock Absorber Dimensions Ultran Slide and Ultran Rodless Cylinders For each model, dimensions and engineering specifications are the same for Light, Standard, and Heavy Duty Shock Absorbers. (LS, SS and HS model numbers).

Shock Absorber Selection Guide Bore

Ultran

5/16" (007)

Ultran Slide

N/A

S-02

7/16" (01) 9/16" (02)

S-02

3/4" (04)

S-04

7/8" (06)

S-04

S-09

S-09

S-17

S-17

S-31

S-31

1-1/16" (09) 1-1/4" (12) 1-1/2" (17) 2" (31)

Note: Do not let shock absorbers bottom out. The shock should not be used as a stroke adjuster. A stop collar is needed for the shock if stroke adjustment is required.

Dimensions (in.) Model

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

S-02

1.39

1.13

3/8-32 UNEF

0.12

N/A

0.32

0.09

0.50

0.58

S-04

2.74

1.96

7/16-28 UNEF

0.12

0.40

0.39

0.16

0.56

0.65

S-09

4.25

3.24

1/2-20 UNF

0.16

0.44

0.43

0.12

0.63

0.72

S-17

5.38

3.89

3/4-16 UNF

0.19

0.50

0.64

0.18

0.94

1.08

S-31

7.93

5.00

1-12 UNF

0.31

0.88

1.22

0.18

1.30

1.30

Model ■ S-02

■ S-04, ■ S-09, ■ S-17, ■ S-31

A

A

B

B

H

øF

øE

øF

øE øD

C

H

øD G

C

G

I

Engineering Specifications (FD) Max. Model Propelling Weight Force (Oz.) (Lbs.)

(S) Stroke Inches

Thread Type

S-02

0.28

0.25

3/8-32 UNEF

20

36,000

160

0.65

1.13

20

0.4

S-04

0.25

0.41

7/16-28 UNEF

45

125,000

225

0.7

1.6

50

2

S-09

0.28

0.63

1/2-20 UNF

190

300,000

500

1

3.6

120

3

S-17

0.44

0.88

3/4-16 UNF

400

475,000

700

2

6.8

200

7

S-31

0.56

1.56

1-12 UNF

1,700

670,000

1,700

4

11

500

16

Model

(ET) Max. (ET -C) Max. (Fp ) Max In-Lbs. In-Lbs. Shock Per Cycle Per Hour Force Lbs.

Nominal Coil Spring Force

Shock Absorber Bore

70

Extension Compression (Lbs.) (Lbs.)

Bimba Shock Absorbers Flow Controls

Shock Absorber Dimensions B

Shock Absorber/Stroke Adjustment (in.)

Shock Absorber

A

B

C

D

E

F

5/16" (007)

0.215

0.750

0.000

0.785

1.093

3/8-32 UNEF

7/16" (01)

0.218

0.750

0.000

0.780

1.093

3/8-32 UNEF

9/16" (02)

0.406

1.460

0.375

1.094

1.594

7/16-28 UNEF

3/4" (04)

0.406

1.335

0.375

1.438

1.469

7/16-28 UNEF

0.500

2.490

0.375

1.562

1.438

1/2-20 UNF

0.594

2.490

0.375

1.875

1.438

1/2-20 UNF

1-1/4" (12)

0.656

2.890

0.500

2.062

1.500

3/4-16 UNF

1-1/2" (17)

1.000

2.890

0.562

2.219

1.438

3/4-16 UNF

2" (31)

1.125

3.500

0.562

3.312

1.563

1-12 UNF

D

E 1.00 OF ADJUSTMENT

Stroke Adjustment

C

A F

D

Ultran Cylinders

Note: Do not let the shock absorbers bottom out. The shock should not be used as a stroke adjuster. A stop collar is needed for the shock if stroke adjustment is required.

C

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

7/8" (06) 1-1/16" (09)

F

Linear Thrusters

Bore

A

How to Size a Shock Absorber

ET (Total energy) equals the sum of EK (Kinetic energy) and EW (Work energy) Note the Work energy calculation varies with mounting position, EWH Horizontal, or E W V Vertical. 2

EK = ((WU + UF2) / 772) x V ......................................................(Kinetic energy, in-lbs) EWH = UF1 x SF x P ............................................(Work energy, in-lbs) HORIZONTAL EW V = ((UF1 x P) + WU + UF2) x SF ...........................(Work energy, in-lbs) VERTICAL

80 PSI 20 in/sec 6 in 15 lbs

C

=

3,600 cycles / hr

Multi-Axis Configurations

= = = =

Transition Plates

Example: determine the proper shock absorber for a model Ultran Slide mounted vertically with an attached load of 15 lbs., operating air pressure of 80 PSI, and a velocity of 20 in/sec., at a cycle rate of 3,600 per hour. P V S WU

Pneu Moment

= Air pressure (PSI) = Velocity at impact (in/sec) = Load attached to the Ultran mounting plate (lbs.) C = Cycles per hour SF = Shock factor UF1 = Ultran factor #1 UF2 = Ultran factor #2

(Pneumatic Actuators)

P V WU

Shock Absorbers

Selecting the proper shock absorber model is accomplished using the shock absorber graph given for each Ultran bore. The intersection of the total energy per stroke "ET", and velocity at shock absorber contact "V", indicates the proper shock absorber model. ET is calculated by the equation given below using values determined for:

= = = =

0.410 0.442 1.565 (15 lbs + 1.565) / 772) x (20 in/sec)2 .....................................................................................EK = 8.56 in-lbs

E WV

=

((0.442 x 80 PSI) + 15 lbs + 1.565 x 0.410 ........................................................................E W V = 21.29 in-lbs

ET

=

EK + E W V = 29.85 in-lbs ........................................................................... ETC = ET x C = 107,457 in-lbs/hr

Checking specifications chart: both ET and ETC are less than maximum. And per sizing graph for a model UGS-04: 21.29 in-lbs total energy at 20 in/sec velocity, use a heavy duty model HS-04 shock absorbers.

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Application Checklist

SF UF1 UF2 EK

Position Sensing Switches

From the charts for a 3/4" bore Ultran Slide

Bimba Shock Absorbers Ultran Slide Bore

007

01

02

04

06

09

12

17

31

SF

0.250

0.250

0.410

0.410

0.630

0.630

0.880

0.880

1.560

UF1

0.077

0.150

0.249

0.442

0.601

0.887

1.227

1.767

3.142

UF2

0.285

0.385

0.805

1.565

2.195

3.140

4.750

7.530

24.380

ET

20

20

45

45

190

190

400

400

1,700

E T -C

36,000

36,000 125,000 125,000 300,000 300,000 475,000 475,000 670,000

Ultran Standard Bore

007

01

02

04

06

09

12

17

31

SF

N/A

N/A

0.250

0.410

0.630

0.630

0.880

0.880

1.560

UF1

N/A

N/A

0.249

0.442

0.601

0.887

1.227

1.767

3.142

UF2

N/A

N/A

0.485

1.060

1.585

2.285

3.500

5.845

16.965

ET

N/A

N/A

20

45

190

190

400

400

1,700

E T -C

N/A

N/A

36,000 125,000 300,000 300,000 475,000 475,000 670,000

Velocity vs. Load for Shock Absorbers 9/16" - 3/4" BORE

5 /16" - 7/16" BORE

20

7/8" - 1-1/16" BORE

1-1/4" - 1-1/2" BORE

V IMPACT VELOCITY (in/sec)

180 160 LS-17

140 120 100

SS-17

80 60 40

HS-17

20 0 0

100

200

300

ET TOTAL ENERGY (in-lbs)

*Ultran Maximum Velocity 20 inches per second or cycle rate not to exceed 15 per minute

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Bimba Shock Absorbers Flow Controls

Shock Absorbers High Load Ultran Cylinders In addition to the energy generated by the moving load, other external (propelling) forces must be considered to ensure the proper use of the shock absorber. See Table 3 (page 67) for maximum force information. Propelling forces are those forces generated by cylinder air pressure, springs, gravity, etc. Once the energy generated by these forces is determined, it must be added to the kinetic energy generated by the moving load to determine total energy (ET) to be absorbed by the shock (see example below).

Calculating Kinetic Energy When a load is being moved by the High Load Ultran, kinetic energy is generated. This energy must be absorbed either by the High Load Ultran or by some external device. If the energy is to be absorbed by the High Load Ultran, then the energy must not exceed 3.5 foot-pounds (42 inch-pounds). Kinetic energy is defined by the formula 1/2mV2, where m is the mass of the load being moved and V is the speed at which the load is moving upon impact.

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

Considering Total Energy

Shock Absorbers can be used to decelerate loads or to absorb excess Kinetic Energy.

Linear Thrusters

Shock Absorbers

Selecting Shock Absorber Setting

m is defined as W/g, where W is the known weight of the load including the weight of the carriage, and g is acceleration due to gravity. V is defined in feet per second.

moving load using the formula, KE = 1/2 mV2.

Table 2. Carriage Weight

V = 10 in/sec = 0.833 feet per second

1-1/4" (12)

3.9 lbs.

KE = 1/2 * 3.34 * 0.833 = 1.16 foot-pounds or 13.92 inch-pounds (1.16 x 12 inches)

1-1/2" (17)

7.5 lbs.

2

Multi-Axis Configurations

Bore

2. Determine the propelling forces and their respective energy.

Position Sensing Switches

Force (F) = piston area * air pressure = 1.76 * 60 = 106 pounds Energy (E) = F * stroke of shock = 106 * 0.5 = 53 inch-pounds 3. Total Energy (ET) = 53 + 13.92 = 66.92 inch-pounds

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Note: If the total energy (ET) of your application exceeds the allowable maximum of 100 inch-pounds for the adjustable shock absorber, the standard HS-17 shock absorber may be used. Refer to page 68 for specifications.

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Transition Plates

m = (W + weight of carriage)/g = (7.5 + 100)/32.179 = 3.34 lbm

Pneu Moment

1. Determine kinetic energy generated by the

(Pneumatic Actuators)

Operating a UHL-17 at 60 psi in a horizontal application, carrying a 100-pound load at 10 inches per second end-of-stroke velocity, the total energy, ET, is determined as follows.

Shock Absorbers

For Example (Total Energy):

Ultran Cylinders

The shock absorber offered for the High Load Ultran Slide is adjustable. This means that the shock absorber is capable of decelerating loads over a range of velocities. Use Graph 5 to determine the appropriate setting for your application. Some adjustment to this setting may be required to achieve the desired deceleration rate. Table 3 shows the shock absorber ratings.

Bimba Shock Absorbers

Shock Absorber High Load Ultran Dimensions (in.) 1-1/16" bore 3.59 2.81

Shock Absorber Adjustment Range

.75 HEX .37

ÿ.43

ÿ.44

1/2-20 UNF-2A

JAM NUT

Dimensions (in.) 1-1/2" bore 4.35 3.31 .54

.47

.42

1.12 HEX

Shock Absorber Adjustment Range 160 AS-17

Im pactVelocity (in/sec)

.31

IMPACT VELOCITY (in./sec.)

.56

120 80 AS-09

40 0 0

1

2

7

SHOCK SETTING

Ø.50

Ø.62

4 3 6 5 Adjustment Sett ing

GRAPH 5

3/4-16 UNF-2A

JAM NUT

Table 3. Shock Absorber Ratings Model

Shock Absorber Bore

(S) Thread Stroke Type

(ET) Max. (ET -C) Max. (FP ) Max. In-Lb. In-Lb. Shock Per Cycle Per Cycle Force

(FD ) Max. Propelling Weight Compression Force

Normal Coil Spring Force Extension

AS-09

.25

.38

1/2"-20 UNF

50

178,000

200

.8

1.7

8

2

AS-17

.28

.5

3/4"-16 UNF

100

284,000

300

1.5

2.0

150

5

Stop Collar Ultran Slide & Ultran Rodless Cylilnders END BLOCK

A

High Load Ultran A

B

B

ØC

øC

STOP COLLAR

STOP COLLAR

HEX JAM NUT (NOT INCLUDED)

JAM NUT (INCLUDED WITH SHOCK)

END BLOCK

Model

A

B

øC

USC-04

1.0

.91

.63

USC-09

1.5

1.12

.69

Model

A

B

øC

USC-17

2.0

1.68

1.12

USC-09

.96

1.12

ø1.69

USC-31

3.0

1.93

1.50

USC-17

.96

1.68

ø1.12

SHOCK (HS – 17)

Note: The Ultran Stroke Length needs increased by the B dimension in order to maintain intended stroke length. The overall length increases by the same amount. The A dimension indicates maximum amount of stroke adjustment attainable. The Hex Jam Nut is included with the shock absorber.

Note: The High Load Ultran Slide needs increased by the B dimension in order to maintain intended stroke length. The overall length increases by the same amount. The A dimension indicates maximum amount of stroke adjustment attainable.

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Bimba Transition Plates Aluminum plates that couple Bimba actuators – Ultran ® rodless cylinders, Pneu-Turn ® rotary actuators, and Linear Thrusters – into a variety of multi-axis configurations.

The customer’s attachment reads a bar code on the product to determine the required paint scheme. The Ultran Slide Rodless Cylinder and Linear Thruster picks the item off the incoming conveyor and places it on the appropriate out-going one.

How to Choose a Transition Plate Page 93 shows how to build the Transition Plate model numbers. Choose the configuration (base product and coupled product) that best suits your application and turn to that section. It will describe the valid bore size combinations and provide basic dimensions, weights and prices for those Transition Plates. It will also show alignment of the products to help you determine the outside dimensions of your configuration, and provide information on the options you may need to include when ordering your actuators. Unless otherwise noted, all Transition Plates are designed for mounting hole center to center alignment.

Note: Actuators can be coupled together in the bore size combinations noted in each section. However, critical engineering specifications must be met for each specific application. In addition, for a precision positioning system, the deflection of the components should be compensated for by incorporating external adjustments into the system design. See page 105 and the engineering specifications for the individual actuators for more information. Or, complete the Application Checklist on page 130 and fax it to your Bimba distributor if you’d like us to size your application.

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Bimba Transition Plates

U T1 TE1 PT2 PM PMM

-

02 04 09 17 31

Ultran Slide Rodless Cylinder Linear Thruster, Ball Bearing Linear Thruster, Composite Bearing Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator PneuMoment (Imperial)3 PneuMoment (Metric)3

-

9/16" 3/4" 1-1/16" 1-1/2" 2"

Ultran Cylinders

TPU17 - T09 P D COUPLED PRODUCT

02 04 09 17 31

U

-

9/16" 3/4" 1-1/16" 1-1/2" 2"

A - Axial (parallel) P - Perpendicular

No # - No Dowel Pin D - Dowel Pin

As shown on the following pages, use the “T” designation for either T or TE Series Linear Thruster, except where the TE is specifically called out.

2

Pneu Turn Rotary Actuator must be ordered with both the ball bearing (-R) and the hardened shaft (-F) options.

3

PneuMoment to PneuMoment only. Mounting orientation and dowel pin do not apply. Only available for the 1-1/16" bore.

Multi-Axis Configurations

Transition Plates are attached to the base and coupled products with socket head cap screws and socket set screws. Screws are included with the Transition Plate. Dowel pins can be ordered as an option for ease of assembly and/or improved shear loading.

Transition Plates

1

Pneu Moment

9/16" Single rack 9/16" Double rack 3/4" Single rack 3/4" Double rack 1-1/16" Single rack 1-1/16" Double rack 1-1/2" Single rack 1-1/2" Double rack 2" Single rack 2" Double rack

(Pneumatic Actuators)

-

DOWEL PIN3

Note: See sections on specific configurations for more information on valid product combinations.

(FOR PNEU TURN) 006 014 017 033 037 074 098 196 247 494

MOUNTING ORIENTATION3

Shock Absorbers

- Ultran Rodless Cylinder T1 - Linear Thruster, Ball Bearing TE1 - Linear Thruster, Composite Bearing PT2 - Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator PM - PneuMoment (Imperial) PMM - PneuMoment (Metric)

COUPLED PRODUCT BORE SIZE

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

BASE PRODUCT BORE SIZE3

BASE PRODUCT

TYPE TP - Transition Plate

dowel pins. Please refer to the charts below for an example of model number TPU17-T09PD. This is a transition plate for a 1-1/2" bore Ultran rodless cylinder that will be coupled to a 1-1/16" bore Linear Thruster (ball bearing), in a perpendicular orientation, with dowel pins.

Linear Thrusters

The model number of all Transition Plates consists of two alphanumeric clusters. The first cluster designates product type, base product and bore size of the base product. The second cluster designates coupled product and bore size of the coupled product, mounting orientation, and an optional character for

Flow Controls

How to Order

Position Sensing Switches Application Checklist

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Bimba Transition Plates

Linear Thruster (Base Product) to Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator (Coupled Product) SHAFT PARALLEL* Linear Thruster 9/16" single rack (006) double rack (014)

9/16" (02)

3/4" (04)

TPT02-PT006A TPT02-PT014A

TPT04-PT006A TPT04-PT014A

3//4" single rack (017) double rack (033)

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator

TPT04-PT017A TPT04-PT033A

1-1/16" single rack (037) double rack (074)

1-1/16" (09)

1-1/2" (17)

2" (31)

TPT09-PT017A TPT09-PT033A TPT09-PT037A TPT09-PT074A

TPT17-PT037A TPT17-PT074A

1-1/2" single rack (098)

TPT17-PT098A

TPT31-PT098A TPTE31-PT098A

double rack (196)

TPT17-PT196A

TPT31-PT196A TPTE31-PT196A

2" single rack (247) )

TPT31-PT247A TPTE31-PT247A

double rack (494)

TPT31-PT494A TPTE31-PT494A

Note: Use model numbers shown for both T and TE Series Linear Thrusters through 1-1/2” bore; 2” bore requires specific call-out of TE as shown. Screws and dowel pins (if ordered) are included with the Transition Plate.

Model Number

Dimensions

Weight (includes List Price screws) (lbs)

List Price with Dowel Pins (-D Option)

Length (in)

Width (in)

Thickness (in)

TPT02-PT006A TPT02-PT014A

2.50

2.00

0.28

0.14

$23.60

$29.30

TPT04-PT006A TPT04-PT014A

3.00

2.00

0.28

0.17

27.80

34.10

TPT04-PT017A TPT04-PT033A

3.00

2.50

0.36

0.26

27.80

34.10

TPT09-PT017A TPT09-PT033A

4.00

2.50

0.36

0.35

31.10

39.30

TPT09-PT037A TPT09-PT074A

4.00

3.12

0.47

0.58

31.10

39.30

TPT17-PT037A TPT17-PT074A

5.38

3.00

0.47

0.74

39.70

48.00

TPT17-PT098A TPT17-PT196A

5.38

4.25

0.72

1.61

39.70

48.00

TPT31-PT098A TPT31-PT196A

6.75

4.25

0.72

2.02

50.30

60.00

TPT31-PT247A TPT31-PT494A

6.75

5.00

0.72

2.38

50.30

60.00

TPTE31-PT098A TPTE31-PT196A

5.75

4.25

0.72

1.72

50.30

60.00

TPTE31-PT247A TPTE31-PT494A

5.75

5.00

0.72

2.03

50.30

60.00

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

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Linear Thruster (Base Product) to Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator (Coupled Product) SHAFT PARALLEL*

Shock Absorbers

This provides: a 1-1/16" bore, 6" stroke Linear Thruster with dowel pin holes and a magnetic piston; a single rack 3/4" bore, 180° Pneu-Turn with hardened shafts, magnetic piston, and ball bearing (with dowel pin holes); and the appropriate Transition Plate with dowel pins. See page 101 for prices for dowel pin options for actuators.

Ultran Cylinders

T-096-DM PT-033180-FMR TPT09-PT017AD

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

In addition to ordering a Transition Plate with dowel pin option, dowel pin options must be selected for your Linear Thruster (-D option); and the ball bearing (-R) and hardened shaft (-F) options must be selected for your Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator (the ball bearing option includes dowel pin holes). For example, your order would include:

Linear Thrusters

Dowel Pins

Pneu Moment

(Pneumatic Actuators)

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Bimba Transition Plates

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator (Base Product) to Linear Thruster (Coupled Product) SHAFTS PERPENDICULAR * Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator 9/16" (006 or 014)

Linear Thruster

9/16" (02)

3/4" (017 or 033)

1-1/16" (037 or 074)

1-1/2" (098 or 196)

2" (247 or 494)

TPPT02-T02P

3/4" (04)

TPPT04-T04P TPPT09-T04P

1-1/16" (09)

TPPT09-T09P TPPT17-T09P

1-1/2" (17)

TPPT17-T17P

TPPT31-T17P TPPT31-T31P TPPT31-TE31P

2" (31)

Note: Two plates are needed for this configuration. Both plates will be included if part number TPPT ■ - T ■ P is ordered. If needed, part TPPT ■ can be ordered separately. Use model numbers shown for both T and TE Series Linear Thrusters through 1-1/2” bore; 2” bore requires specific call-out of TE as shown. Note: Screws and dowel pins (if ordered) are included with the Transition Plate.

Dimensions Length (in)

Width (in)

Thickness (in)

Weight (includes screws) (lbs)

TPPT02-T02P

2.00

2.00

0.28

0.15

$51.40

(includes TPPT02)

0.62

0.62

0.50

0.04

30.40

TPPT04-T04P

2.50

2.25

0.36

0.28

65.10

(includes TPPT04)

0.75

0.75

0.75

0.08

45.50

TPPT09-T04P

3.50

3.00

0.47

0.67

89.80

(includes TPPT09)

1.00

1.00

0.94

0.19

59.30

TPPT09-T09P

3.50

3.00

0.47

0.67

89.80

(includes TPPT09)

1.00

1.00

0.94

0.19

59.30

TPPT17-T09P

4.50

4.25

0.72

1.82

98.60

(includes TPPT17)

1.50

1.50

0.94

0.47

65.70

TPPT17-T17P

4.50

4.25

0.72

1.84

98.60

(includes TPPT17)

1.50

1.50

0.94

0.47

65.70

TPPT31-T17P

4.50

4.25

0.72

1.84

103.90

(includes TPPT31)

1.50

1.50

1.12

0.47

68.60

TPPT31-T31P

6.00

3.00

0.72

1.76

103.30

(includes TPPT31)

1.50

1.50

1.12

0.47

68.60

TPPT31-TE31P

5.25

3.00

0.72

1.60

103.90

(includes TPPT31)

1.50

1.50

1.12

0.47

68.60

Model Number

List Price

List Price with Dowel Pins (-D Option) $56.20 71.40 97.20 97.20 107.00 107.00 114.40 114.40 114.40

Note: The key on the Pneu-Turn shaft is mounted in the 12 o'clock position, therefore, rotation of the Linear Thruster will be equal in the clockwise and counterclockwise directions. Please order sufficient angle of rotation, angle adjustment option or a Pneu-Turn rotary actuator with the key mounted in a special position as required for your application. All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

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Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator (Base Product) to Linear Thruster (Coupled Product) SHAFTS PERPENDICULAR *

TPPT ■ TPPT ■ -T ■ P

.1270/.1280

TPPT04

.1895/.1905

TPPT09

.2520/.2530

TPPT17

.3145/.3155

TPPT31

.3145/.3155

Note: Dowel pins to attach part TPPT ■ are not provided, although clearance holes are available for dowel pins.

Transition Plates

TPPT02

Pneu Moment

Toleranced Clearance Hole Sizes

(Pneumatic Actuators)

*Shown is 9/16" (02) bore Linear Thruster. Bolt pattern for this size only is offset 1/2" from center axis of housing.

Shock Absorbers

This provides: a single rack 2" bore, 180° Pneu-Turn with hardened shafts magnetic piston, and ball bearing (with dowel pin holes); a 1-1/2" bore, 6" stroke Linear Thruster with dowel pin holes and magnetic piston; and the appropriate Transition Plate with dowel pins. See page 103 for prices for dowel pin options for actuators.

Ultran Cylinders

PT-247180-FMR T-096-DM TPPT31-T17PD

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

In addition to ordering a Transition Plate with dowel pin option, the ball bearing (-R) and hardened shaft (-F) options must be selected for your Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator (the -R option includes dowel pin holes), and the dowel pin option (-D) must be selected for your Linear Thruster. For example, your order would include:

Linear Thrusters

Dowel Pins

Multi-Axis Configurations Position Sensing Switches Application Checklist

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Bimba Transition Plates

Ultran Rodless Cylinder (Base Product) to Linear Thruster (Coupled Product) MOUNTED PERPENDICULAR*

Ultran Rodless Cylinder 9/16" (02)

Linear Thruster

9/16" (02)

3/4" (04)

1-1/16" (09)

1-1/2" (17)

TPU02-T02P

3/4" (04)

TPU04-T04P

1-1/16" (09)

TPU09-T04P TPU09-T09P

1-1/2" (17)

TPU17-T09P TPU17-T17P

Note: Use model numbers shown for both T and TE Series Linear Thrusters. Screws and dowel pins (if ordered) are included with the Transition Plate.

Dimensions Model Number

Weight (includes screws) (lbs)

List Price

List Price with Dowel Pins (-D Option)

Length (in)

Width (in)

Thickness (in)

TPU02-T02P

2.00

2.00

0.28

0.11

$22.60

$28.30

TPU04-T04P

2.50

2.25

0.36

0.20

24.70

31.10

TPU09-T04P

3.50

3.00

0.47

0.48

28.70

35.70

TPU09-T09P

3.50

3.00

0.47

0.48

28.70

35.70

TPU17-T09P

4.50

4.25

0.72

1.35

34.00

42.30

TPU17-T17P

4.50

4.25

0.72

1.35

34.00

42.30

Dowel Pins In addition to ordering a Transition Plate with dowel pin option, dowel pin options must be selected for your Ultran rodless cylinder and Linear Thruster (-D option). For example, your order would include:

UGS-0915-ADT T-096-DM TPU09-T09PD This provides: a 1-1/16" bore, 15" stroke Ultran Slide with gold coupling strength, stroke adjustment on both ends, dowel pin holes and switch track; a 1-1/16" bore, 6" stroke, Linear Thruster with dowel pin holes and a magnetic piston; and the appropriate Transition Plate with dowel pins. See page 103 for prices for dowel pin options on actuators. *Shown is 9/16" (02) bore Linear Thruster. Bolt pattern for this size only is offset 1/2" from center axis of housing.

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

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Ultran Rodless Cylinder (Base Product) to Linear Thruster (Coupled Product) MOUNTED PARALLEL*

Linear Thrusters

Ultran Rodless Cylinder 9/16" (02) 9/16" (02)

3/4" (04)

1-1/16" (09)

1-1/2" (17)

TPU04-T04A

TPU09-T04A

TPU02-T02A

3/4" (04) 1-1/16" (09)

TPU09-T09A

1-1/2" (17)

TPU17-T09A TPU17-T17A

Note: Use model numbers shown for both T and TE Series Linear Thrusters. Screws and dowel pins (if ordered) are included with the Transition Plate.

List Price with Dowel Pins (-D Option)

2.00

0.28

0.11

$22.60

$28.30

2.25

0.36

0.20

24.70

31.10

3.50

3.00

0.47

0.48

28.70

35.70

TPU09-T09A

3.50

3.00

0.47

0.48

28.70

35.70

TPU17-T09A

4.50

4.25

0.72

1.35

34.00

42.30

TPU17-T17A

4.50

4.25

0.72

1.35

34.00

42.30

Length (in)

Width (in)

TPU02-T02A

2.00

TPU04-T04A

2.50

TPU09-T04A

UGS-0915-ADT T-096-DM TPU09-T09AD

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Application Checklist

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

Position Sensing Switches

*Shown is 9/16" (02) bore Linear Thruster. Bolt pattern for this size only is offset 1/2" from center axis of housing.

Multi-Axis Configurations

This provides: a 1-1/16" bore, 15" stroke Ultran Slide with gold coupling strength, stroke adjustment on both ends, dowel pin holes and switch track; a 1-1/16" bore, 6" stroke, Linear Thruster with dowel pin holes and a magnetic piston; and the appropriate Transition Plate with dowel pins. See page 103 for prices for dowel pin options for actuators.

Transition Plates

In addition to ordering a Transition Plate with dowel pin option, dowel pin options must be selected for your Ultran rodless cylinder and Linear Thruster (-D option). For example, your order would include:

Pneu Moment

Dowel Pins

(Pneumatic Actuators)

List Price

Shock Absorbers

Thickness (in)

Weight (includes screws) (lbs)

Ultran Cylinders

Dimensions

Model Number

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

Linear Thruster

Bimba Transition Plates

Linear Thruster(Base Product) to Linear Thruster (Coupled Product) MOUNTED PERPENDICULAR * Linear Thruster 9/16" (02)

Linear Thruster

9/16" (02)

3/4" (04)

TPT02-T02P

TPT04-T02P

3/4" (04)

TPT04-T04P

1-1/16" (09)

1-1/16" (09)

1-1/2" (17)

2" (31)

TPT09-T04P TPT09-T09P

1-1/2" (17)

TPT17-T09P TPT17-T17P

TPT31-T17P TPTE31-T17P TPT31-T31P TPTE31-TE31P

2" (31)

Note: Use model numbers shown for both T and TE Series Linear Thrusters through 1-1/2” bore; 2” bore requires specific call-out of TE as shown. Screws and dowel pins (if ordered) are included with the Transition Plate.

Dimensions Thickness (in)

Weight (includes screws) (lbs)

List Price

List Price with Dowel Pins (-D Option)

1.50

0.28

0.10

$21.60

$27.30

3.00

1.50

0.36

0.16

26.60

32.90

TPT04-T04P

3.00

1.50

0.36

0.16

26.60

32.90

TPT09-T04P

4.25

2.00

0.47

0.39

31.40

38.60

TPT09-T09P

4.25

2.00

0.47

0.39

31.40

38.60

TPT17-T09P

5.50

3.00

0.72

1.16

37.10

45.40

TPT17-T17P

5.50

3.00

0.72

1.16

37.10

45.40

TPT31-T17P

7.00

3.00

0.97

2.00

47.70

57.30

TPT31-T31P

7.00

4.50

0.97

2.99

47.70

57.30

TPTE31-T17P

6.00

3.00

0.97

1.71

47.70

57.30

TPTE31-TE31P

6.00

4.50

0.97

2.57

47.70

57.30

Model Number

Length (in)

Width (in)

TPT02-T02P

2.50

TPT04-T02P

Dowel Pins In addition to ordering a Transition Plate with dowel pin option, dowel pin options must be selected for your Linear Thrusters (-D option). For example, your order would include:

T-096-DM T-042-DM TPT09-T04PD *Shown is 9/16" (02) bore Linear Thruster. Bolt pattern for this size only is offset 1/2" from center axis of housing.

This provides: a 1-1/16" bore, 6" stroke Linear Thruster with dowel pin holes and a magnetic piston; a 3/4" bore, 2" stroke Linear Thruster with dowel pin holes and magnetic piston; and the appropriate Transition Plate with dowel pins. See page 103 for prices for dowel pin options for actuators.

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

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PneuMoment to PneuMoment Mounting Kits Imperial

$58.00

TPPMM09-PMM09

Metric

58.00

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

TPPM09-PM09

Kits Include: The plate, four clamps and four S.H.C.S.

List Price

Linear Thrusters

Model Number

Ultran Cylinders

Recommended Seating Torque

Plates: Anodized aluminum alloy. Part TPPT ■ , for Rotary Actuator to Linear Thruster configuration, is 303 stainless steel.

Shock Absorbers

Components

Nominal Diameter- Socket Head Threads per Inch Cap Screws

Heat treated high alloy Grade 8 carbon steel with black oxide coating.

Hardened and ground carbon steel alloy with black oxide coating.

8-32

20

15

10-24

35

25

1/4-20

60

50

5/16-18

125

100

3/8-16

225

N/A

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuator Hardened Shaft* (-F Option)

Linear Thruster Dowel Pin Holes (-D Option) T or TE Series

Ultran Slide Dowel Pin Holes (-D Option)

9/16"

$4.80

$7.65

3/4"

6.20

9.05

10.55

1-1/16"

9.05

15.25

11.40

1-1/2"

12.15

19.75

2"

12.40

21.40

3/4"

9.75

3/4"

9.45

1-1/16"

11.30

1-1/16"

10.05

1-1/2"

13.40

1-1/2" 2"

Will include dowel pin holes. *Must also be ordered with Ball Bearing -R Option

All prices are F.O.B. Monee, Illinois and are subject to change without notice.

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Stainless Steel Tooling Plate Option

$8.40

$8.70

Position Sensing Switches

Standard Tooling Plate

9/16"

9/16"

Multi-Axis Configurations

List Prices for Dowel Pin Options for Actuators

Transition Plates

Dowel pins:

Socket Set Screws

Pneu Moment

Socket head cap screws and socket set screws:

(Pneumatic Actuators)

Recommended Seating Torque in Inch/Pounds

Bimba – Multi-Axis Configurations

Sizing a Multi-Axis Configuration General Comments: Selection of the actuators and the transition plates that connect them is the most important part of engineering a motion system. To begin the sizing of individual actuators into a complete motion system, you should begin at your attachment or item to move. As you select the type of Bimba product to use, be sure to reference the size and engineering data in this bulletin and in the individual product catalogs. We recommend the following method: 1. Determine the weight and center of gravity of your attachment or item to move. 2. Determine the best actuator to be connected to your attachment or item to create the desired movement. 3. Determine the size of the actuator by referencing the engineering data in this catalog and in the specific product catalog. Select the product by its load, moment, torque, and speed capability as compared to those required by your application. Remember to add in any loads, moments or torques created by any attached actuators. 4. Select the next actuator that will create movement you need. 5. Continue with steps 3 through 5 until all the motion requirements are satisfied. In the case of a precision positioning system, the deflection of the components should be compensated for by incorporating external adjustments into the system design.

Sizing Example:

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Ultran Cylinders Shock Absorbers Pneu Moment

(Pneumatic Actuators)

Transition Plates

An Ultran Slide was chosen to move the Linear Thruster, vacuum gripper and product into position on an outgoing conveyor. The 3/4 inch bore Linear Thruster will be fastened to the center of the Ultran Slide carriage by means of a Transition Plate. The Ultran Slide must carry the load of the Transition Plate (0.20 lb.), Linear Thruster (2.82 lbs.), the gripper (1 lb.), and the product (5 lbs.) The total weight the Ultran Slide will move is 9.02 lbs. Comparing this to the maximum allowable radial loads for 16-inch stroke Ultran Slides, a 3/4 inch bore unit can carry approximately a 20-lb. load. The Linear Thruster is fully extended when it picks the product from the incoming conveyor, then retracts three inches before the Ultran begins to move toward an out-going conveyor. In this case, the dynamic side loading conditions on the Ultran Slide will be determined when the Linear Thruster has retracted three inches (see drawing on page 99). Since the Linear Thruster has retracted to half of its stroke length, the guide shafts are extending the same amount from each side of the Linear Thruster body. In this case there is no side load because of the guide rods. The actual side load created by the product, gripper, and Linear Thruster are found by rearranging and solving the equation found on page 45 and then comparing the result to the 20 lb. limit.

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

To begin the sizing, we will start with the item that is to be moved. Each product weighs 5 lbs. and has flat surfaces that allow a vacuum gripper to grasp and lift it from the incoming conveyor. The center of gravity of the product is three inches from the grip surface and in the middle of the product width and height. The vacuum gripper weighs 1 lb. and has a center of gravity that is .75 inch from the tooling plate surface and in the middle of its width and height. The gripper is mounted on the center of the Linear Thruster tooling plate. A Linear Thruster with a six-inch stroke is chosen to move the product. The combined weight of the product and gripper is 6 lbs. Comparing the 6-lb. load to the maximum side load table for a standard Linear Thruster with a six-inch stroke, a 3/4 inch bore unit has the capability of 11.09 lbs. This should be sufficient to handle the 6 lb. load and take into account any light, unforeseen loads. Since the product and gripper will be centered on the tooling plate, there are no radial moments. The 3/4 inch bore Linear Thruster will be chosen as the coupled unit.

Linear Thrusters

An example of a motion system is shown on page 99 using an Ultran Slide rodless cylinder combined with a Linear Thruster by means of a Transition Plate. The application requires a product to be painted in one of two paint colors. The product coming down the conveyor is identified by a bar code which indicates the required paint color. The Linear Thruster extends to the end of its six inch stroke and picks the product by means of a vacuum system. The Linear Thruster retracts three inches before the Ultran Slide begins to move in the direction of one of the two outgoing conveyors. The slide must move eight inches in either direction from its center position to place the product on an outgoing conveyor which will send it to a specific paint booth.

Flow Controls

Sizing a Multi-Axis Configuration

Multi-Axis Configurations Position Sensing Switches Application Checklist

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Sizing a Multi-Axis Configuration (Calculations for page 98 example) Side Load

=

Actual Loads:

∑ Actual Load* [2* [ (Y1/Z+ 1] ] product - 5 lbs. gripper - 1 lb. Linear Thruster tooling plate - .40 lb.

Side Load

=

5 lbs. * [2* [ (8.25 in./2.518 in.) + 1] ] + 1 lb. * [2* [ (4.50 in./2.518 in.) + 1] ] + .40 lb. * [2* [ (3.56 in./2.518 in.) + 1] ]

Side Load 3/4” bore

=

50.25 lbs.

This side load is greater than the 20-lb. maximum for a side loading condition on a 3/4 bore Ultran Slide. The next larger Ultran Slide, 1-1/16" inch bore, has a side load capability of approximately 55 lbs. This Slide will be reviewed for the side load condition using the equation above. Side Load1-1/16 bore

=

42.48 lbs.

This side load is within the capability of an 1-1/16 inch bore Ultran Slide and this unit will be chosen as the base unit. Other considerations in choosing a model include: 1. The need for a Hall Effect switch that will signal a controller when the Linear Thruster has retracted three inches. Also, external bumpers will be used to soften the impact at end-of-stroke. 2. Hall Effect Switches will be used for end-of-stroke and mid-stroke signalling on the Ultran Slide rodless cylinder. 3. Dowel pins will be used with the Transition Plate. Thus, the products selected will be: Linear Thruster T-046-EB2MD Ultran Slide rodless cylinder USS-0916-TD Transition Plate TPU09-T04PD 0.38"

3.00"

1.63"

Gripper 3/4" Bore Thruster

Product 0.75"

1 Lb 3.00"

1.50"

Trans Plate

3/4" Bore Ultran

.40 Lb 0.37"

5 Lb

100

2.52"

Z = 2.518"

Bimba Position Sensing Switches

The Switch Application Selection Guide provides information on which type of switch is suitable for a particular application.

Pneu Moment

(Pneumatic Actuators)

This is a two-wire device with wires directly connected to a reed switch. Specifications are valid for purely resistive loads only. Choosing a switch is governed by our published load current derating curves. These are derived from the switch contact rating, expressed in wattage. Bimba offers magnetic reed switches that can handle the current requirements of a wide variety of applications. In addition, models are available for track- or band-mounting, and many include an LED indicator light to show when switching occurs.

Shock Absorbers

Bimba Magnetic Reed Switch

Ultran Cylinders

All Bimba switches are designed to sense the magnet that is used in Bimba actuators that are ordered with the -M option. All are normally open switches that close when sensing the magnet. Switch models differ by actuator product lines. We also offer a variety of lead lengths and optional quick connect models. Refer to the Switch Selection Chart on page 109 to determine which switch models are available for your actuator. Then check for information on those models for more information on options, prices, specifications, circuit diagrams, etc.

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

The switches perform the same function as conventional limit switches. They can be used as position indicators, cycle counters, or to confirm operation. They may also be used as safety devices by allowing for operation of secondary devices only when the actuator is properly positioned.

Linear Thrusters

Bimba offers Hall Effect, Magnetic Reed and Magnetic Reed/Triac-type switches to meet a wide variety of customer needs. Bimba actuators and switches provide a reliable, cost-effective interface between the pneumatically-powered functions of applications and the electrical controls. They eliminate costly, time-consuming design and fabrication of independent electrical limit switch arrangements, and provide an aesthetically pleasing installation.

Flow Controls

Switches

A third wire is added for switches with LED indicator lights to power the LED.

S

N

S N N

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MAGNETIC PISTON

101

Position Sensing Switches

Reed switches contain hermeticallysealed reeds, or contacts. When the magnet on the piston moves close to the switch, the reeds become magnetized and the normally open contacts will close or pull in. The resulting signal can be used to signal or control other operations in the system. When the magnet moves away from the piston, the contacts will open or drop out.

Multi-Axis Configurations

How it works:

Transition Plates

Magnetic Reed/Triac-type Switch This is a two-wire device recommended for high current AC loads. The reed switch senses the magnet and triggers the solid state triac that performs the actual current switching. The switch can handle up to 25A one-cycle surge to accommodate inductive kickback (current surge when an electrical device such as a solenoid coil is turned off) and inrush (current surge when a device is first turned on). Its operation is unreliable below 100mA load current. Maximum current is subject to ambient temperature. Models are available for track or band mounting.

Bimba Position Sensing Switches

Bimba Solid State Switch This is a three-wire, solid state device recommended for low current DC loads such as interfacing with a programmable controller. It provides compact, reliable sensing for virtually infinite life. An LED indicator light illuminates when switching occurs. Models are available in current sinking (NPN) and current sourcing (PNP) models. Either can be used for loads such as counters and solid state relays. Selection of sinking or sourcing models depends on the requirements of the programmable controller.

How How itit works: works: The Bimba Solid State Switch is is based on through giant magnetoresistive first below developed In operation, a constant current passed the Hall sensor.(GMR) Whentechnology, the magnetwhich is notwas directly the in 1988. includes 4 Solid resistorsis (2 active, 2 shielded), eachthe of which has many thin number layers ofofmagnetorsistive sensor,It the current (flow State of electrons) evenly distributed across chip. With an equal electrons at the material. In each layer, the electronsexists are oriented opposite the layer,the providing great dealbelow of resistance to chip edges, no potential difference at the output. (V= 0, adjacent Fig. 1) When magneta is directly the sensor, electrical flow. Theispresence of by a magnetic field overcomes coupling between the adjacent the electron flow distributed the magnetic field to one the sidemagnetic of the chip causing an imbalance in thelayers, electron causing parallel magnetic moments between layers,the andHall resistance By connecting the concentration atalignment the edges.of This creates a potential difference, voltage,drops at thesignificantly. output. 4 resistors in a Wheatstone configuration, the to voltage across a singleoutput resistor is doubled, providing a (V=V 2)classic This Hall voltage isbridge detected and amplified control a switching transistor. HALL, Fig. linear output. This voltage is then amplified, and sent to a comparator that switches the sensor output when it detects that a minimum magnetic field strength is present. High voltage transistors provide TTL-compatible output rated at 25 milliamps. The switch includes reverse polarity, overvoltage and transient protection.

I

V=0

I

V = VHALL

B PRINCIPLE OF SOLID STATE (MAGNETIC FIELD PRESENT)

PRINCIPLE OF SOLID STATE (NO MAGNETIC FIELD)

Sinking vs. Sourcing Typical Solid State Sinking Configuration (NPN)

Bimba offers both sinking and sourcing Solid State Switch models.

SINKING SWITCH

Sinking switches are applied to the negative side of a load. When the switch is activated, the negative (ground) is connected, completing the circuit.

WHITE

RED

Sourcing switches are applied to the positive side of a load. When the switch is activated, power is connected, completing the circuit.

Positive + (Vcc)

LOAD OR PLC INPUT BLACK

Common

Positive + (Vcc)

(Gnd)

The model needed will be determined by a number of factors, including: • Company standards. • PLC input cards. (You may have sinking input cards available or your PLC only has a sinking type. Be aware that for some PLC manufacturers, sourcing input cards require a sinking switch or sinking input cards require a sourcing switch; check the specifications to clarify.)

Typical Solid State Sourcing Configuration (PNP) SOURCING SWITCH

WHITE

RED

• Type of circuit. PLC manufacturers typically filter input modules that use sourcing field devices and use unfiltered input modules with sinking field devices.

Positive + (Vcc)

LOAD OR PLC INPUT BLACK

Common

(Gnd)

102

(Gnd)

Bimba Position Sensing Switches • Compact • Solid state reliability — no moving parts means longer life, no contact bounce • Easy to mount on a variety of Bimba actuators • Able to mount several switches on one actuator • LED for ease of positioning and troubleshooting • Reverse polarity and overvoltage protection • Available with pigtail leads (in 2 lengths) or quick connect (with two cable length options) • Faster signal speeds

Pneu-Turn Rotary Actuators

Compact Lower cost Easy to mount on a variety of Bimba actuators Able to mount several switches on one actuator LED available in many models for ease of positioning and troubleshooting • Many models: – Low, medium and high current models, AC or DC, and triac-type switches for inductive kickback or inrush current. – Track- and band-mounted models – Choice of pigtail leads in 2 lengths or quick connect with two cable length options.

Linear Thrusters

• • • • •

Flow Controls

Benefits of the Hall Effect Switch

Benefits of the Magnetic Reed Switch

Switch Application Selection Guide Solenoids

Reed Switch

Yes