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Compact air-over-oil cylinders

June 5, 2006
HyperCyl HZ Series hydra-pneumatic drives produce high forces and operate with a single pneumatic valve and shift to high-pressure mode without an approach stroke, reducing cycle times. Forces of 1 to 20 ton are possible. Strokes are 2 to 8 in. with ...
HyperCyl HZ Series hydra-pneumatic drives produce high forces and operate with a single pneumatic valve and shift to high-pressure mode without an approach stroke, reducing cycle times. Forces of 1 to 20 ton are possible. Strokes are 2 to 8 in. with power strokes of 0.25 to 1 in. Steel construction, chromed and polished surfaces, and two moving parts reduce required maintenance. Aries Engineering Co., (734) 529-8855, www.hypercyl.com

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BOOK 2, CHAPTER 12: Fluid Motor Circuits

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Motor leakage variations

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