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Table for manual using or outside motorization Guided on ball bushings Guide tables without transmission These tables are used for manual movement or for external drives. The end plates are tapped in the center to optionally receive a hydraulic shock absorber or stroke adjustment. On request, a position clamping is available (option /BP0* on leadscrew tables). Range of linear tables with cylinder or screw transmission These tables exist, in the same dimensions, in different versions – suitable for pneumatic cylinder Type 307 – with trapezoidal screw for electric drive Type 308 – with ball screw for electric drive Type 308 – with trapezoidal screw for manual drive Type 309

For pneumatic cylinders ISO Ø16 and Ø25 Guided on ball bushings Adjustable mechanical stops Manipulator made with your components = competitiveness These linear units make it possible to carry out any translation requiring precision and rigidity, to move up to 15 kg on 1, 2 or 3 axes (handling, assembly, loading, transfer, packaging …). By adding a cylinder with sensors and flow limiters as well as hydraulic shock absorbers from the supplier of your choice, you get a complete module that generally meets the requirements of the panels of suppliers, at a very competitive price.

Fixing by its sturdy end plate Drived by ISO pneumatic cylinder Guided by 2 rods on ball bushings Adjustable mechanical stops Hydraulic shock absorbers Inductive sensors Flow limitation Easier implementation Attached to the frame by its end thanks to a sturdy flange, they serve as a lifting module for assembly, loading and conditioning machines. By combining them with Type 37 linear manipulators, you can create 2axis ZX. Equipped with hydraulic shock absorbers, inductive sensors and flow limiters, these manipulators are ready to be installed and wired. Optimized end of stroke adjustments The fine adjustment of the stroke is done by mechanical stops without any intervention on the hydraulic shock absorbers and the inductive sensors this saves time, guarantees the reliability of the adjustment and ensures an optimal lifetime of these components. All these components are very common on the market and are very accessible, thus facilitating the maintenance

Drived by pneumatic cylinder (ISO or rodless) Guided by rolling guides Adjustable mechanical stops Hydraulic shock absorbers Inductive sensors Flow limitation More than a rodless guided cylinder With their selfsupporting aluminum beam and being equipped with mechanical endofstroke stops, hydraulic shock absorbers, inductive sensors and flow limiters, these gantries are more than a cylinder without guided rod, they are real handling axes ready to install and wired. They are intended for the transfer of loads from 3 to 50 kg over strokes up to 1500 mm. Pneumatic Cartesian manipulators The mobile carriage, drived by a rodless cylinder (or a rod cylinder in short stroke to be more economical) allows to carry a perpendicular axis to create cartesian manipulators with 2 or 3 axes, with manipulators Type 37. Optimized end of stroke adjustments Pneumatic gantry with intermediate positions with through-travel

Table for pneumatic cylinders ISO Ø16 to Ø40 Guided on ball bushings Protected by wipers seals More rigid than a H guide unit These tables maintaining the same quality of guidance and rigidity throughout the stroke. For a offcentered payload in vertical, these tables allow to be more rigid than a guide unit in H. Hydraulic shock absorber on this table A hydraulic shock absorber may be placed in opposition to the pneumatic cylinder to dampen, for example, the descent and/or limit the stroke at the output of the cylinder rod. The retracting stroke can be adjusted by the floating rod coupling. Use in harsh environment For dusty environments, additional nitrile or polyurethane scrapers can be added in front of the ball bushings. An anticorrosion version can be proposed with the rods, the coupling and the screws in stainless steel (the carriage and the plates remain in anodized aluminum). It’s possible to make these tables with plain bearings (bronze or polymer) on request.

Motorization by integrated pneumatic cylinder Driving by rack and pinion system Adjustable mechanical stops Hydraulic shock absorbers Inductive sensors The wrist of a manipulator arm These rotary modules are, for example, the wrist of a manipulator arm, the turner of parts on a conveyor or the axis of rotation of an oscillating manipulator. In general, they rotate the gripper that grips the part. These modules are equipped with hydraulic dampers and inductive sensors, the rotation guidance is ensured by 2 ball bearings that allow this module to be used in all directions, even with offcentered payload. Rotary cylinder without angular play at end of stroke The end stops located under the plate allow there to be no shock in the rack and pinion transmission and no angular play at the end of the stroke. The absence of angular play allows use in assembly or precise positioning applications with 2 positions and the absence of impact in rack

Drived by integrated pneumatic cylinder Guided by 2 rods on ball bushings Adjustable mechanical stops Hydraulic shock absorbers Inductive sensors Flow limitation Compact and robust manipulator With a compact and very robust design, they are suitable for shortstroke movement where rigidity is necessary. They are often used in vertical or lifting modules in the design of pneumatic handling assemblies. For longer strokes, use the Type 37 manipulators. Several mounting directions possible Equipped with the same end plates and without exceeding of the cylinder at the end of the stroke, these compact manipulators can be fixed by the 2 end plates to have the movable central body, but they can also be fixed by the body, the rod cylinder can then be oriented up or down. Optimized end of stroke adjustments The fine adjustment of the stroke is done by mechanical stops without any intervention on the hydraulic dampers and the inductive detectors this saves time

Pneumatic manipulator for handling drived by ISO pneumatic cylinder. Guided by 2 rods on ball bushings and end stroke adjustable by mechanical stops. Hydraulic shock absorbers, inductive sensors and flow limitation are supplied. Pneumatic pick and place and 3 axes handling systems The combination of 2 pneumatic manipulators makes it possible to create pick & place (XZ manipulators) for assembly, loading, packaging machines … By combining them with gantries it’s possible to realize 3axis cartesian pneumatic manipulators. Equipped with hydraulic dampers, inductive sensors and flow limiters, these manipulators are ready to be installed and wired. Optimized end of stroke adjustments The fine adjustment of the stroke is done by mechanical stops without any intervention on the hydraulic dampers and the inductive detectors this saves time, guarantees the reliability of the adjustment and ensures an optimal lifetime of these components.

Pneumatic retractable stop Locking by toggle joint action Adjustable stop screw Operating principle of the retractable stop This retractable stop is drived by a doubleacting pneumatic cylinder. It is retracted by a 90 ° rotation of the finger. When it is engaged to stop the moving element, it is mechanically locked by a toggle joint action. The retractable finger supports an impact force of 2250 N or less, it is generally necessary to provide damping at the point of contact (elastic or hydraulic depending on the application). Detection by 2 inductive Ø8 detectors is optional. Using of the retractable pneumatic stop There are 3 common applications for this retractable stop • Create an intermediate position for a manipulator or a linear pneumatic gantry • Create a conveyor stop • Referencing a product on a workstation For an intermediate position of the pneumatic manipulator, a hydraulic shock absorber must be placed opposite the stop screw.

Industrial shock absorbers are maintenance-free, ready to install hydraulic components. They have an integrated fixed stop. The adjustable version enables precise adjustment to the desired dampening level. After installation, operate and adjust the shock absorber a few times until the desired braking level is achieved. Exceeding the max. energy intake per hour is possible if temporarily disconnected or the shock absorber is cooled with cylinder exhaust air. The installation position is arbitrary.