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KOGANEI KSHJ20X16-01
KOGANEI Auxiliary Device Shock Absorber KSHJ Series
Product Description
The KOGANEI Auxiliary Device Shock Absorber KSHJ Series is designed with a unique linear orifice structure that provides exceptional absorption power. This series supports a wide range of applications, from gram units to ton units, making it highly versatile. The linear orifice ensures smooth shock absorption characteristics and extends the service life of the device. This fixed absorption capacity type shock absorber is ideal for use in pneumatic equipment and production lines across various industries.
Features:
- Supports a wide range of weights, from gram units to ton units.
- Smooth shock absorption characteristics due to the linear orifice design.
- Long service life.
- Fixed absorption capacity type.
Applications:
- Compatible with pneumatic equipment.
- Suitable for production lines in all industries.
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Specifications
- Brand
- KOGANEI
- Absorption Stroke
- 16 mm
- Nominal Mounting Screw
- M20
- Maximum Absorption Ability
- 30 J
- Main Body Material
- Copper Alloy
- Max. Collision Velocity
- 1 m/s
- Piston Rod Return Force
- 22 N
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Datasheet for KOGANEI KSHJ20X16-01, including specifications and features.
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