The stroke of the cylinder can be adjusted. There are various methods to adjust the cylinder stroke, including:
Replace cylinder model: If you need to shorten the cylinder stroke, you can consider replacing it with a model with a shorter stroke. For example, replace the SC631300 cylinder with the SC631100, 1150, or 1120 cylinder. If you do not want to replace the cylinder mounting seat, you can install a corresponding length of connecting bolt on the piston rod.
Use magnetic switch and solenoid valve: Install the magnetic switch at the desired stop position and wire it to the input of the controller. Set the required functions through the function settings table, and achieve in place stop and control functions without programming.
Using a three position five way solenoid valve: This solenoid valve can control the cylinder to operate to the desired position and achieve the function of stopping at the current position by cutting off the power through an induction switch.
Mechanical lever mechanism: For certain cylinders, the stroke can be changed through a mechanical lever mechanism. Installing a collar on the cylinder shaft can reduce the stroke of the cylinder, and the new stroke is equal to the original stroke minus the length of the collar.
The principle of cylinder stroke adjustment: The stroke of the cylinder refers to the distance that the piston travels back and forth. By installing a collar on the cylinder shaft or using other mechanical devices, the stroke of the cylinder can be reduced. Some cylinders have magnetism inside, which can be controlled by externally installed magnetic switches to operate solenoid valves and thus control stroke.
Application scenarios: Cylinder stroke adjustment is widely used in various mechanical equipment, such as automated production lines, packaging machinery, automotive manufacturing, and other fields. By precisely adjusting the cylinder stroke, the operating efficiency and accuracy of the equipment can be improved.