Koganei MRS Series Instruction manual
Koganei MRS series is a magnet type rodless cylinder designed for use with clean air. It features a double acting operation, adjustable stroke, and standard equipment shock absorbers for both ends. The MRS series is particularly suitable for applications where space is limited or where a linear motion is required. It can be used in various industries, including automation, packaging, and material handling.
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BKUA002 Ver . 1. 0 Air Cylinder RODLESS CYLINDER ORS MRS Series INSTRUCTION MANUAL Ver.1.0 Handling Instructions and Precautions General precautions Piping Always thoroughly blow off (use compressed air) the tubing before connecting it to the rodless cylinder. Entering chips, sealing tape, rust, etc., generated during piping work could result in air leaks or other defective operation. Atmosphere 1. If using in locations subject to dripping water, dripping oil, etc., or to large amounts of dust, use a cover to protect the unit or mount with the slider facing downward. 2. Do not engage in electric welding close to the rodless cylinders ORS, MRS series. The welding spatters could damage the outer seal band, etc. 3. The product cannot be used when the media or ambient atmosphere contains any of the substances listed below. Organic solvents, phosphate ester type hydraulic oil, sulphur dioxide, chlorine gas, or acids, etc. Lubrication 1. The product can be used without lubrication, if lubrication is required, use Turbine Oil Class 1 (ISO VG32) or lithium soapbased No. 2 or their equivalents. 2. The MRS series requires periodic greasing. Apply the recommended grease to the cylinder tube’s outer surface every 300km [186mi.] of traveling distance. Moreover, at 6 month intervals, or every 300km [186mi.] of traveling distance, apply lithium soap-based grease on the raceway surface of the track rail. <Recommended grease> MRS series: Fluorine-contained lithium type grease Media 1. Use air for media. Consult us for the use of any other media. 2. Air used for the rodless cylinders ORS, MRS series should be clean air that contains no moisture, dust, oxidized oil, or other foreign material in the compressed air. Install an air filter (filtration of a minimum 40 µm) near the rodless cylinders ORS, MRS series or valve to remove collected liquid or dust. In addition, drain the air filter periodically. Handling Instructions and Precautions Selection and Mounting Allowable load and moment Although the rodless cylinders ORS, MRS series can be used with directly applying loads, make sure that the load and moment do not exceed the values in the table below. Mp=Fp×r1 Mr=Fr×r2 Fp r2 r1 Fr My=Fy×r3 W1 r3 Fy W2 W3 Pitching moment : Mp=Fp×r1 (N·m) Rolling moment : Mr=Fr×r2 (N·m) Yawing moment : My=Fy×r3 (N·m) Maximum load capacity : W1, W2, W3 (N) Moment and Max. load W1 N [lbf.] Mp N·m [ft·lbf] Mr N·m [ft·lbf] My N·m [ft·lbf] ORS10, MRS10 6 [4.4] 5 [3.7] 6 [4.4] 130 [29.2] ORS16, MRS16 6 [4.4] 5 [3.7] 6 [4.4] 130 [29.2] ORS20, MRS20 26 [19.2] 25 [18.4] 25 [18.4] 300 [67.4] ORS25, MRS25 26 [19.2] 25 [18.4] 25 [18.4] 300 [67.4] ORS32, MRS32 60 [44.3] 50 [36.9] 60 [44.3] 600 [135] ORS40, MRS40 60 [44.3] 50 [36.9] 60 [44.3] 600 [135] Model Cautions: 1. The moment including the inertial force generated when the load is moved or stopped must not exceed the values in the above table. For the load and speed, keep within the range of the shock absorber capacity graph. 2. In the rodless cylinders ORS series, the T-slot on the cylinder barrel is not suitable for mounting. Since an insufficiently secured cylinder by using the above T-slot during operation could result in damage, always use an end plate mounting hole or a square nut in the T-slot on the bottom to mount the cylinder in place. W2 N [lbf.] W3 N [lbf.] Shock absorber absorption capacity Shock absorber stroke adjustment Shock absorbers are standard equipment for the entire rodless cylinders ORS, MRS series. Find the figures for the absorption mass and impact speed from the impact speed graph, which then should be within the ranges of the “Shock absorber capacity graph” below. It cannot be used with speeds in excess of the maximum operating speeds of 1000mm/s [39.4in./sec.] or 2000mm/s [78.7in./sec.]. In the rodless cylinders ORS and MRS series, stroke adjustment by the shock absorber is easy for entire strokes. q Loosen the holder mounting bolts, and move the attachment holder to determine the rough position. w Press the holder against the guides such that the shock absorber contacts the impact surface of the table at right angles, and then tighten and secure it in place with the holder mounting bolts. e Next, loosen the shock absorber mounting bolt. r Insert a flat blade screwdriver into the shock absorber’s straight groove to finely adjust the position by rotating it so that it provides the required stopping position of the table. t Finally, tighten and secure the shock absorber mounting bolt, and complete the operation. ■ Impact speed graph (Horizontal use, at air pressure of 0.5MPa) Time required for stroke (s) The graph below shows the table’s required time to reach the end of the stroke, at impact speeds of 1000mm/s [39.4in./sec.] or 2000mm/s [78.7in./sec.], for each stroke. In operation, set the time in above area of the graph’s curve. 1.5 1.4 1.3 1.2 1.1 1.0 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 1000mm/s Guide rail 2000mm/s Stroke St (m) 1 1m = 3.28ft. ■ Shock absorber capacity graph Shock absorber (Horizontal operation, at air pressure of 0.5MPa) The “mass” in the graph refers to the total mass carried by the ORS and MRS series. “Impact speed” refers to the speed immediately before striking the shock absorber. Note that this is not the same as “average speed (cylinder stroke/time required).” Mass (kg) ●For φ10 [0.394in.] and φ16 [0.630in.] KSHJ10×10‐01 KSHJ10×10‐02 Impact speed V (m/s) Mass (kg) ●For φ20 [0.787in.] and φ25 [0.984in.] KSHJ14×12‐01 KSHJ14×12‐02 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.0 Impact speed V (m/s) Mass (kg) ●For φ32 [1.260in.] and φ40 [1.575in.] 60 56 52 48 44 40 36 32 28 24 20 16 12 8 4 0 Straight groove Shock absorber mounting bolt Approximate tightening torque for holder mounting bolt Bore size mm [in.] Tightening torque N·cm [in·lbf] Allen wrench size mm [in.] 10,16 [0.394,0.630] 140 [12.4] 3 [0.118] 20,25 [0.787,0.984] 450 [39.8] 5 [0.197] 32,40 [1.260,1.575] 1350 [119.5] 6 [0.236] Remark: For securing the shock absorber holder in place, use the above values to tighten the bolt. 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.0 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 Attachment holder Flat blade screwdriver 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Holder mounting bolt KSHJ20×16‐01 KSHJ20×16‐02 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.8 2.0 Impact speed V (m/s) 1kg = 2.205lb. 1m/s = 3.28ft./sec. Cautions: 1. Adjust it so that the stopper on the table and the shock absorber make full contact. 2. Use the shock absorber within the range of the capacity of the shock absorber (range of the capacity graph). Note that the absorption energy of the shock absorber is different in a lowspeed range than that in a high-speed range. 3. The maximum impact speed of the shock absorber will vary depending on the shock absorber. Moreover, since impact speed and average speed are not the same, use only after checking the shock absorber’s impact speed. 4. Do not use the shock absorber in a place subject to dripping water or oil, or to large amount of dust. If using it in these places, install a cover, etc. so that the water or oil drops do not drip it directly. Otherwise, it could lead to improper operation and may decrease the absorption energy. 5. Do not loosen the small screw on the rear end of the shock absorber. The oil inside will leak out which will fail the function of the shock absorber. 6. To ensure that the table is not in contact with the attachment holder, always adjust the location of the shock absorber so that a clearance exists between the table and the attachment holder. Contact of anything other than the absorber when stopping could result in damage to the cylinder. 7. Do not install other shock absorbers for this product without our permission. Since our shock absorber’s characteristics are different from those of other shock absorbers, use of other shock absorbers could cause damage to the cylinder. Handling Instructions and Precautions Mounting with T-slot Intermediate stopping control Slide table T L Square nut Mounting bolt ● Tightening torque Type Tightening torque N·cm [in·lbf] ORS10,16 MRS10,16 ORS20,25 MRS20,25 ORS32,40 MRS32,40 140 [12.4] 450 [39.8] 1350 [119.5] (M4) (M6) (M8) ORS10,16 MRS10,16 ORS20,25 MRS20,25 ORS32,40 MRS32,40 ●Screw length L Type L mm [in.] M4 M6 M8 T+ 6 [0.236] T+ 8 [0.315] T+ 10 [0.394] Mounting 1. While any mounting direction in the rodless cylinders ORS, MRS series is allowed, mount the slider so that it faces downward or protect it with a cover, etc., when mounting in locations subject to dripping water or oil, etc., or to large amounts of dust. Mounting as the seal band faces downward is particularly effective for the ORS series. 2. Avoid any electric welding either during or after mounting the rodless cylinders ORS, MRS series. Flows of welding current to the cylinder could generate arcs that result in damage or depositions to the cylinder. 3. Since the magnet type rodless cylinders MRS series has strong magnets built into the cylinder body, do not use in locations subject to cutting oil or metal chips that contain magnetized materials. 4. Be careful to avoid making scratches or dents, etc., on the cylinder tube/barrel and guide. 5. If external forces exceeding the magnet retaining force cause the slider and piston to become misaligned or separated, make the piston return to the end of the stroke and then apply an external force to the slider to restore it to the correct position. 6. If using in locations where the cylinder tube/barrel and guide can easily become smeared, clean the cylinder tube/barrel and guide periodically. After cleaning, always apply lubrication to the cylinder tube and guide surfaces. 7. Avoid using the rodless cylinders ORS, MRS series in combination with linear ball bearings and other external guides. Caution: Do not apply a strong shock to the slit portion of the cylinder barrel. 1. Since for structural reasons external air leakage is inevitable for the ORS series, use of all port block (closed center) 3position valves, etc., for intermediate stop control could result in failure to maintain the stopping position, and the piston speed could not be controlled when restarting. We recommend, therefore, the installation of double-sided pressure control circuits that use PAB-connection (pressure center) 3-position valves, etc. For intermediate stopping under constant loads, such as vertical mountings, consult us. 2. For the MRS series, hold the pressure at 0.55MPa [80psi.] or less when used with external stoppers, etc., for intermediate stroke stopping. Use at higher pressures may cause the piston to misalign. Calculation of impact energy Horizontal impact → ' L → m L' W' Fo → F'o E=E1+E2 m・v2 = +FO・L 2 → E' =E' 1+E' 2 W' ・v' 2 = +F' O・L' 2g' Vertical impact Note 1 ' m F'o W' → Fo → L' → → → L L' L → F'o W' When ascending → m → Fo When descending Note 2 ' E=E1+E2+E3 E' =E' 1+E' 2 +E' 3 m・v2 W' ・v' 2 = +FO・L+m・g・L = +F' O・L' +W'・L' 2g' 2 E=E1+E2−E3 E' =E' 1+E' 2 −E' 3 m・v2 W' ・v' 2 = +FO・L−m・g・L = +F' O・L−W' ・L' 2g' 2 Note 1: For impact on incline, E3 becomes E3' = m・g・L・sinθ. Note 1: For impact on incline, E' 3 becomes E'' 3= W'・L'・sinθ. m W' Fo F'o → θ → θ Note 2: When descending, the operating air pressure: P, should be lower than when ascending, because heavier loads can be carried. E :Total impact energy … [J] m・v2 [J] 2 E2 :Additional energy by cylinder thrust …Fo·L [J] E3 :Additional energy by load mass …m·g·L [J] m :Load mass [kg] v :Impact speed [m/s] g :Gravity acceleration 9.8 [m/s2] Fo :Cylinder thrust … = π ·D2·P [N] 4 Fo :[D: Cylinder bore (mm) P: Operating air pressure (MPa)] L :Absorbing stroke of shock absorber [m] E1 :Kinetic energy … Note 2: When descending, the operating air pressure: P', should be lower than when ascending, because heavier loads can be carried. E' :Total impact energy … [ft·lbf] W'・v' 2 [ft·lbf] 2g' E' 2 :Additional energy by cylinder thrust …F'o·L' [ft·lbf] E' 3 :Additional energy by load weight …W' · L' [ft·lbf] W' :Load weight [lbf] v' :Impact speed [ft./sec.] g' :Gravity acceleration 32.2 [ft./sec.] F'o:Cylinder thrust … = π ·D' 2·P' [lbf] 4 Fo :[D' : Cylinder bore [in.] P' : Operating air pressure [psi.]] L' :Absorbing stroke of shock absorber [ft.] E' 1 :Kinetic energy … SLIT TYPE RODLESS CYLINDERS SERIES Symbol Specifications Bore size mm [in.] Item 10 [0.394] 16 [0.630] 20 [0.787] Operation type 25 [0.984] 32 [1.260] 40 [1.575] Double acting type Media Air Operating pressure range MPa [psi.] 0.25〜0.7 [36〜102] Proof pressure MPa [psi.] 0.15〜0.8 [22〜116] 1.2 [174] 1.05 [152] Operating temperature range °C [°F] Operating speed range mm/s [in./sec.] 0〜60 [32〜140] 150〜1000 [5.9〜39.4] (2000 [78.7]) Note2 100〜1000 [3.9〜39.4] (2000 [78.7]) Note2 Shock absorber (Standard equipment for both ends) Cushion Lubrication Cylinder portion Not required (If lubrication is required, use Turbine Oil Class 1 [ISO VG32] or equivalent, or lithium soap-based grease.) Guide portion Required (Lithium soap-based grease) ±0.05 [±0.002] Repeatability mm [in.] Parallelism Note1 mm [in.] 0.3 [0.012] Stroke adjusting range mm [in.] Adjustable over the entire stroke (Specified stroke +10mm [0.394]) Maximum load capacity N [lbf.] Port size 130 [29.2] 300 [67.4] 600 [135] M5×0.8 Rc1/8 Rc1/4 Notes: 1. This is the parallelism between the upper surface of the table and the bottom of the body. It is not the same as the traveling parallelism. 2. Figures in parentheses ( ) are for when ORS series with shock absorbers are set for 2000mm/s [78.7in./sec.] impact speed. Remark: For the relation between the mass and piston speed, see the shock absorber absorption capacity graph on p.1196. Specifications of Shock Absorber Model Item Applicable cylinder ‐01 KSHJ10×10‐ ‐02 KSHJ10×10‐ ‐01 KSHJ14×12‐ ‐02 KSHJ14×12‐ ‐01 KSHJ20×16‐ ORS20, ORS25 ORS10, ORS16 ‐02 KSHJ20×16‐ ORS32, ORS40 Maximum absorption J [ft·lbf] 3 [2.2] 10 [7.4] 30 [22.1] Absorbing stroke mm [in.] 10 [0.394] 12 [0.472] 16 [0.630] Maximum impact speed mm/s [in./sec.] 1000 [39.4] 2000 [78.7] 1000 [39.4] 2000 [78.7] 1000 [39.4] 2000 [78.7] 60 40 30 Maximum absorption per minute J/min [ft·lbf/min.] 120 [88.5] 240 [177] 450 [332] Spring return force Note 8.0 [1.80] 9.2 [2.07] 22.0 [4.95] Maximum operating frequency cycle/min N [lbf.] Angle variation Operating temperature range 1° or less °C [°F] 3° or less 0〜60 [32〜140] Note: Values at retracted position. Caution: The life of the shock absorber may vary from the Slit Type Rodless Cylinder, depending on its operating conditions. Cylinder Thrust N [lbf.] Air pressure MPa [psi.] Bore size mm [in.] Pressure area mm2 [in.2] 0.2 [29] 0.3 [44] 0.4 [58] 0.5 [73] 0.6 [87] 0.7 [102] 10 [0.394] 78.5 [0.122] ― 24 [5.4] 31 [7.0] 39 [8.8] 47 [10.6] 55 [12.4] ― 16 [0.630] 201 [0.312] 40 [9.0] 60 [13.5] 80 [18.0] 101 [22.7] 121 [27.2] 141 [31.7] 161 [36.2] 20 [0.787] 314 [0.487] 63 [14.2] 94 [21.1] 126 [28.3] 157 [35.3] 188 [42.3] 220 [49.5] 251 [56.4] 25 [0.984] 490 [0.760] 98 [22.0] 147 [33.0] 196 [44.1] 245 [55.1] 294 [66.1] 343 [77.1] 392 [88.1] 32 [1.260] 804 [1.246] 161 [36.2] 241 [54.2] 322 [72.4] 402 [90.4] 482 [108.4] 563 [126.6] 643 [144.5] 40 [1.575] 1256 [1.947] 251 [56.4] 377 [84.7] 502 [112.8] 628 [141.2] 754 [169.5] 879 [197.6] 1005 [225.9] 0.8 [116] Bore Size and Stroke mm Standard strokes Bore size Available strokes 10 150,200,250,300,350,400,500,600 50〜2000 16 150,200,250,300,350,400,500,600 50〜3000 20 200,250,300,350,400,500,600,700,800 50〜3000 25 200,250,300,350,400,500,600,700,800 50〜3000 32 200,250,300,350,400,500,600,700,800 50〜3000 40 300,400,500,600,700,800,900,1000 50〜3000 Remark: Non-standard strokes are available at each 50mm stroke. For delivery, consult us . Mass kg [lb.] Bore size mm [in.] Zero stroke mass Additional mass for each 50mm [1.969in.] stroke 10 [0.394] 0.85 [1.87] 0.13 [0.29] 16 [0.630] 0.96 [2.12] 0.15 [0.33] 20 [0.787] 2.65 [5.84] 0.29 [0.64] 25 [0.984] 2.77 [6.11] 0.31 [0.68] 32 [1.260] 6.41 [14.13] 0.51 [1.12] 40 [1.575] 7.30 [16.10] 0.55 [1.21] Additional mass of 1 sensor switch Note ZE□□□A ZE□□□B 0.015 [0.033] 0.035 [0.077] Note: Sensor switch types A and B show the lead wire lengths. A : 1000mm [39in.] B : 3000mm [118in.] Air Flow Rate and Air Consumption While the rodless cylinder’s air flow rate and air consumption can be found through the following calculations, the quick reference tables below provides the answers more conveniently. Air flow rate: Q 1 = Air consumption: Q 2 = Air flow rate: Q1' = Q1 : Required air flow rate for cylinder R/min(ANR) Q2 : Air consumption of cylinder R/min(ANR) D : Cylinder tube inner diameter mm L : Cylinder stroke mm t : Time required for cylinder to travel 1 stroke s n : Number of cylinder reciprocations per minute times/min P : Pressure MPa 60 P+0.101 πD2 ×L× × ×10 –6 4 t 0.101 P+0.101 πD2 ×L×2×n× ×10 –6 4 0.101 60 P'+14.7 1 πD'2 × L' × × × 4 t 14.7 1728 Air consumption: Q 2' = Q1' : Required air flow rate for cylinder ft.3/min.(ANR)※ Q2' : Air consumption of cylinder ft.3/min.(ANR)※ D' : Cylinder tube inner diameter in. L' : Cylinder stroke in. t : Time required for cylinder to travel 1 stroke sec. n : Number of cylinder reciprocations per minute times/min P' : Pressure psi. P'+14.7 1 πD'2 × L' × 2 × n × × 4 14.7 1728 ※Refer to p.54 for an explanation of ANR. cm3 [in.3]/Reciprocation (ANR) Air pressure MPa [psi.] Bore size mm [in.] 0.2 [29] 0.3 [44] 0.4 [58] 0.5 [73] 0.6 [87] 0.7 [102] 10 [0.394] ― 0.623 [0.0380] 0.779 [0.0475] 0.934 [0.0570] 1.090 [0.0665] 1.245 [0.0760] ― 16 [0.630] 1.198 [0.0731] 1.596 [0.0974] 1.993 [0.1216] 2.391 [0.1459] 2.789 [0.1702] 3.187 [0.1945] 3.585 [0.2188] 20 [0.787] 1.872 [0.1142] 2.493 [0.1521] 3.115 [0.1901] 3.737 [0.2280] 4.359 [0.2660] 4.980 [0.3039] 5.602 [0.3419] 25 [0.984] 2.924 [0.1784] 3.896 [0.2377] 4.867 [0.2970] 5.838 [0.3563] 6.810 [0.4156] 7.781 [0.4748] 8.753 [0.5341] 32 [1.260] 4.792 [0.2924] 6.384 [0.3896] 7.976 [0.4867] 9.568 [0.5839] 11.16 [0.6810] 12.753 [0.7782] 14.345 [0.8754] 40 [1.575] 7.486 [0.4568] 9.973 [0.6086] 12.46 [0.7604] 14.95 [0.9123] 17.43 [1.0636] 19.92 [1.2156] 22.41 [1.3675] 0.8 [116] The figures in the table show the air flow rate and air consumption when a rodless cylinder makes 1 reciprocation with stroke of 1mm [0.0394in.]. The air flow rate and consumption actually required are found by the following calculations. ● Finding the air flow rate (for selecting F.R.L., valves, etc.) Example: When operating a rodless cylinder with bore size of 40mm [1.575in.] at speed of 300mm/s [11.8in./sec.] and under air pressure of 0.5Mpa [73psi.] 1 × 300× 10 –3 =2.24R/s [0.0791ft.3/sec.] (ANR) 14.95 × 2 1 × 300 × 60 × 10 −3 =134.55R/min [4.750ft.3/min.] (ANR).) (At this time, the air flow rate per minute is 14.95 × 2 ● Finding the air consumption Example 1. When operating a rodless cylinder with bore size of 40mm [1.575in.] and stroke of 100mm [3.94in.], and under air pressure of 0.5MPa [73psi.], for 1 reciprocation 14.95 × 100 × 10 –3 =1.495R[0.0528ft.3]/Reciprocation (ANR) Example 2. When operating a rodless cylinder with bore size of 40mm [1.575in.] and stroke of 100mm [3.94in.], and under air pressure of 0.5MPa [73psi.], for 10 reciprocations per minute 14.95 × 100 × 10 × 10 –3 =14.95R/min [0.528ft.3/min.] (ANR) Note: To find the actual air consumption required when using rodless cylinders, add the air consumption of the piping to the air consumption obtained from the above calculation. Moreover, for the slit type rodless cylinder ORS series, add 1R/min [0.0353ft.3/min.] (ANR) as air leakage from the slit. Order Codes for Slit Type Rodless Cylinders ORS 16×200 - Slit type rodless cylinder ORS series Bore size × Stroke Heli-sert and locating dowel pin hole on the table Blank : No heli-sert and dowel pin hole P : With heli-sert and dowel pin hole Shock absorber (Standard equipment) KL : Impact speed 100〜1000mm/s [3.9〜39.4in./sec.] KM : Impact speed 100〜2000mm/s [3.9〜78.7in./sec.] Number of sensor switches 1 : With 1 sensor switch 2 : With 2 sensor switches 3 : With 3 sensor switches Lead wire length A : 1000mm [39in.] B : 3000mm [118in.] Sensor switch Blank : No sensor switch ZE135 : 2-lead wire Solid state type with indicator lamp DC10〜28V ZE155 : 3-lead wire Solid state type with indicator lamp DC4.5〜28V ZE101 : 2-lead wire Reed switch type without indicator lamp DC5〜28V, AC85〜115V ZE102 : 2-lead wire Reed switch type with indicator lamp DC10〜28V, AC85〜115V Additional Parts ● Shock absorber KSHJ Impact speed range 01 : 100〜1000mm/s [3.9〜39.4in./sec.]―――For ORS□×□ -K L 02 : 100〜2000mm/s [3.9〜78.7in./sec.]―――For ORS□×□ -KM Mounting thread size×Stroke 10 × 10 ――― For ORS10, 16 14 × 12 ――― For ORS20, 25 20 × 16 ――― For ORS32, 40 Linear orifice type shock absorber Inner Construction of Slit Type Rodless Cylinder ORS (φ16〜φ40) $5 !0 $6 $7 !1 y q w e r t u i o !0 !1 !2 !3 !4 !5 !6 !7 !8 !9 $4 ORS16 $3 @7 @0 @1 @2 @3 @4 @5 @6 $8 @8 @9 #0 #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 $0 $1 $2 Major Parts and Materials No. Parts @5 @5 Shock absorber @6 @6 @7 @7 2 Brass Brass Cylinder gasket i i No. Parts q q Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel 2 w w Plate gasket Synthetic rubber (NBR) 2 e e Hexagon socket setscrew Alloy steel 2 r r End pipe Aluminum alloy t t Rivet y y Band washer u u Materials Q’ty ― 2 End plate R Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel 8 Zinc plated @8 @8 Magnet strip Rubber magnet 2 2 @9 @9 Stopper Steel 1 Zinc plated 2 #0 #0 Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel 4 Zinc plated Synthetic rubber (NBR) 2 #1 #1 Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel 8 Zinc plated Inner seal band Stainless chrome steel 1 #2 #2 Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel ― Zinc plated o o Outer seal band Stainless chrome steel 1 #3 #3 Linear guide Steel 1 !0 !0 Scraper Nylon 1 For φ40 [1.575in.], polyacetal, 2pcs. #4 #4 Hexagon socket button head bolt Stainless steel 1 !1 !1 Piston mount Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized, nylon for φ10 [0.394in.] #5 #5 Table Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized !2 !2 Spring pin Alloy steel 2 #6 #6 Cylinder barrel Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized Anodized (chromate treated zinc alloy for φ10) #7 #7 Base Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized Holder nut Steel 2 Zinc plated For φ40 [1.575in.], 4 pcs. #8 #8 #9 #9 Square nut Steel ― Zinc plated Materials Q’ty Remarks Zinc plated Black oxide Remarks !3 !3 Piston yoke !4 !4 Bearing strip Polyethylene 2 !5 !5 Piston Polyacetal 2 $0 $0 Square nut Steel ― Zinc plated !6 !6 Piston seal Synthetic rubber (NBR) 2 Sensor magnet Rare earth magnet 1 !7 !7 $1 $1 Gasket Rubber contained cork 2 Magnet holder Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized !8 !8 Hexagon socket setscrew Alloy steel 2 Black oxide !9 !9 Steel ball Steel 1 $2 $2 $3 $3 Low head cap screw Alloy steel 2 Black oxide for φ10, 16, hexagon socket button head bolt @0 @0 End plate L Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized $4 $4 Washer Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized @1 @1 Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel 4 Zinc plated $5 $5 Scraper holder O-ring Synthetic rubber (CR) 1 @2 @2 Attachment holder Aluminum alloy 2 Anodized $6 $6 End plate mounting screw Steel 2 Nickel plated Zinc plated $7 $7 End plate Aluminum alloy 2 Anodized Nickel plated $8 $8 Heli-sert Stainless steel (4) Optional @3 @3 @4 @4 Hexagon socket head bolt Band lock Aluminum alloy Alloy steel Steel 1 2 2 Dimensions of Slit Type Rodless Cylinder ORS10 (mm) ● ORS 10 × ORS10 Stroke 28 5 10 2-M5×0.8 Depth 4 Connection port 150+Stroke 70 10 12-M4 Square nut (With 6 nuts in 1 row) 31 5 4-M4 Depth 7 (Heli-sert is optional.) 45 80 4-φ4.8 φ8 Counterbore Depth 4.5 34 11 17.5 5 19 30 M4×0.7 2.5 Stroke 6.2 φ4 F8 +0.028 +0.010 Depth 4 (optional) 7.2 90 Plus side stroke adjusting range 4.5 ● T-slot dimensions 160+Stroke 2.5 6.2 Dimensions of Shock Absorber (mm) B A D G H E (Width across flats) J φC (Stroke) 53 4.5 46 63 21.5 11 18.5 8.5 62 2 23 4 F8 +0.028 +0.010 Depth 4 Oval hole (optional) 85 63.5 12.5 12.5 F Code Model × 10-01, KSHJ10× × 10-02 (For φ 10 [0.394in.] and φ 16 [0.630in.]) KSHJ10× A B C D E F G H J 50 10 3 2 M10×1 5 18.5 1.3 1.5 × 12-01, KSHJ14× × 12-02 (For φ 20 [0.787in.] and φ 25 [0.984in.]) KSHJ14× 60 12 4 2 M14×1.5 5 12.5 1.3 1.5 × 16-01, KSHJ20× × 16-02 (For φ 32 [1.260in.] and φ 40 [1.575in.]) KSHJ20× 77 16 5 3 M20×1.5 7 17.0 1.8 2.0 Dimensions of Slit Type Rodless Cylinders ORS16, 20, 25, 32, 40 (mm) ● ORS Bore size × Stroke ORS Bore size T-slot cannot be used to mount the body. E AF 2-AG Connection port M L+Stroke AT (optional) M X 2-Y AK AJ R J AU W AL S G F K 2 AV AD AC AE 4-U Depth V (Heli-sert is optional.) P AH C H D 4-φZ φAA Counterbore Depth AB 5 Q B AN AM 2- T-slot With 6 square nuts AP (Width across flats AQ) ORS16 has 1 groove. Stroke A+Stroke Plus side stroke adjusting range ●T-slot dimensions AL AS (optional) AN AM Note: Locating dowel pin hole and heli-sert are optional. Bore mm [in.] Bore mm [in.] Bore mm [in.] Code A B C D E F G H J K L M P Q R S 16 [0.630] 160 80 11 19 28 92 63 30 17.5 66 150 5 70 90 5 46 20 [0.787] 230 115 14 26 38 132 94 40 19 104 216 7 120 140 7 66 25 [0.984] 230 115 14 26 38 137 94 40 19 106 216 7 120 140 7 66 32 [1.260] 300 150 17 35 59 164 102 60 20 132 284 8 160 186 10 82 40 [1.575] 300 150 17 35 59 173 102 60 20 138 284 8 160 186 10 82 Code U V W X Y Z AA AB AC AD AE AF AG 16 [0.630] M4×0.7 7 41.5 31 M10×1 4.8 8 4.5 16.5 26 10 3 M5×0.8 20 [0.787] M6×1 9 61.5 34 M14×1.5 7 11 6.5 21 37 14 4 Rc1/8 25 [0.984] M6×1 9 61.5 34 M14×1.5 7 11 6.5 24 39 14 5 Rc1/8 32 [1.260] M8×1.25 14 65 42 M20×1.5 9 14 8.5 32 56 18.5 11 Rc1/4 40 [1.575] M8×1.25 14 65 42 M20×1.5 9 14 8.5 38 59 18.5 11 Rc1/4 Code AH AJ AK AL AM AN AP AQ AS AT AU 16 [0.630] 18.5 11 34 4.5 2.5 3.7 M4×0.7 8 φ4F8 Depth 4 4F8 Depth 4 (Oval hole) 21.5 70.5 20 [0.787] 24 16 52 6.5 3 5.5 M6×1 10 φ6F8 Depth 6 6F8 Depth 6 (Oval hole) 31.5 100.5 25 [0.984] 24 16 52 6.5 3 5.5 M6×1 10 φ6F8 Depth 6 6F8 Depth 6 (Oval hole) 31.5 105.5 32 [1.260] 38.5 12 60 8.5 4 6.5 M8×1.25 14 φ8F8 Depth 8 8F8 Depth 8 (Oval hole) 30 134 40 [1.575] 38.5 12 60 8.5 4 6.5 M8×1.25 14 φ8F8 Depth 8 8F8 Depth 8 (Oval hole) 30 143 AV MAGNET TYPE RODLESS CYLINDERS SERIES Symbol Specifications Bore size mm [in.] Item 10 [0.394] 16 [0.630] 20 [0.787] Operation type 25 [0.984] 32 [1.260] 40 [1.575] Double acting type Media Air Operating pressure range MPa [psi.] Proof pressure 0.25〜0.7 [36〜102] 0.2〜0.7 [29〜102] 1.05 [152] MPa [psi.] Operating temperature range Operating speed range °C [°F] 0〜60 [32〜140] 150〜1000 [5.9〜39.4] mm/s [in./sec.] (2000 [78.7]) Note2 100〜1000 [3.9〜39.4] (2000 [78.7]) Note2 Shock absorber (Standard equipment for both ends) Cushion Lubrication Cylinder portion Not required (If lubrication is required, use Turbine Oil Class.1 [ISO VG32] or equivalent, or fluorine-contained lithium soap-based grease.) Guide portion Required (Lithium soap-based grease) ±0.05 [±0.002] Repeatability mm [in.] Parallelism Note1 mm [in.] 0.3 [0.012] Stroke adjusting range mm [in.] Adjustable over the entire stroke (Specified stroke +10mm [0.394]) Maximum load capacity N [lbf.] Port size 130 [29.2] 300 [67.4] 600 [135] M5×0.8 Rc1/8 Rc1/4 Notes: 1. This is the parallelism between the upper surface of the table and the bottom surface of the body. It is not the same as the traveling parallelism. 2. Figures in parentheses ( ) are for when MRS series with shock absorbers are set for 2000mm/s [78.7in./sec.] impact speed. Remark: For the relation between the mass and piston speed, see the shock absorber absorption capacity graph on p.1196. Magnet Retaining Force N [lbf.] Bore size mm [in.] Magnet retaining force 10 [0.394] 16 [0.630] 20 [0.787] 25 [0.984] 32 [1.260] 40 [1.575] 58.8 [13.2] 156.9 [35.3] 294.2 [66.1] 451.1 [101.4] 715.9 [160.9] 1147.4 [257.9] ‐02 KSHJ10×10‐ ‐01 KSHJ14×12‐ ‐02 KSHJ14×12‐ ‐01 KSHJ20×16‐ ‐02 KSHJ20×16‐ Specifications of Shock Absorber Model Item Applicable cylinder ‐01 KSHJ10×10‐ MRS20, MRS25 MRS10, MRS16 MRS32, MRS40 Maximum absorption J [ft·lbf] 3 [2.2] 10 [7.4] 30 [22.1] Absorbing stroke mm [in.] 10 [0.394] 12 [0.472] 16 [0.630] Maximum impact speed mm/s [in./sec.] 1000 [39.4] 2000 [78.7] 1000 [39.4] 2000 [78.7] 1000 [39.4] 2000 [78.7] 60 40 30 Maximum absorption per minute J/min [ft·lbf/min.] 120 [88.5] 240 [177] 450 [332] Spring return force Note 8.0 [1.80] 9.2 [2.07] 22.0 [4.95] Maximum operating frequency cycle/min N [lbf.] Angle variation Operating temperature range 1° or less °C [°F] 3° or less 0〜60 [32〜140] Note: Values at retracted position. Caution: The life of the shock absorber may vary from the Magnet Type Rodless Cylinder, depending on its operating conditions. Cylinder Thrust N [lbf.] Air pressure MPa [psi.] Bore size mm [in.] Pressure area mm2 [in.2] 0.2 [29] 0.3 [44] 0.4 [58] 0.5 [73] 0.6 [87] 10 [0.394] 78.5 [0.122] ― 24 [5.4] 31 [7.0] 39 [8.8] 47 [10.6] 55 [12.4] 16 [0.630] 201 [0.312] 40 [9.0] 60 [13.5] 80 [18.0] 101 [22.7] 121 [27.2] 141 [31.7] 20 [0.787] 314 [0.487] 63 [14.2] 94 [21.1] 126 [28.3] 157 [35.3] 188 [42.3] 220 [49.5] 25 [0.984] 490 [0.760] 98 [22.0] 147 [33.0] 196 [44.1] 245 [55.1] 294 [66.1] 343 [77.1] 32 [1.260] 804 [1.246] 161 [36.2] 241 [54.2] 322 [72.4] 402 [90.4] 482 [108.4] 563 [126.6] 40 [1.575] 1256 [1.947] 251 [56.4] 377 [84.7] 502 [112.8] 628 [141.2] 754 [169.5] 879 [197.6] Remark: The above cylinder thrust is the theoretical value. Allow plenty of margin in actual applications. 0.7 [102] Bore Size and Stroke mm Bore size Standard strokes Available strokes 10 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 500, 600 50〜1000 16 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 500, 600 50〜1500 20 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800 50〜2000 25 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800 50〜2000 32 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000 50〜2000 40 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000 50〜2000 Remark: Non-standard strokes are available at each 50mm stroke. For delivery, consult us. Mass kg [lb.] Bore size mm [in.] Zero stroke mass Additional mass for each 50mm [1.969in.] stroke 10 [0.394] 0.82 [1.80] 0.11 [0.24] 16 [0.630] 0.99 [2.18] 0.12 [0.26] 20 [0.787] 2.56 [5.64] 0.22 [0.49] 25 [0.984] 2.94 [6.48] 0.23 [0.51] 32 [1.260] 6.22 [13.72] 0.34 [0.75] 40 [1.575] 7.47 [16.47] 0.35 [0.77] Additional mass of 1 sensor switch Note ZE□□□A ZE□□□B 0.015 [0.033] 0.035 [0.077] Note: Sensor switch types A and B show the lead wire lengths. A : 1000mm [39in.] B : 3000mm [118in.] Air Flow Rate and Air Consumption While the rodless cylinder’s air flow rate and air consumption can be found through the following calculations, the quick reference table below provides the answers more conveniently. Air flow rate: Q 1 = Q1 : Required air flow rate for cylinder R/min(ANR) Q2 : Air consumption of cylinder R/min(ANR) D : Cylinder tube inner diameter mm L : Cylinder stroke mm t : Time required for cylinder to travel 1 stroke s n : Number of cylinder reciprocations per minute times/min P : Pressure MPa 60 P+0.101 πD2 ×L× × ×10 –6 4 t 0.101 Air consumption: Q 2 = Air flow rate: Q 1' = P+0.101 πD2 ×L×2×n× ×10 –6 4 0.101 Q1' : Required air flow rate for cylinder ft.3/min.(ANR)※ Q2' : Air consumption of cylinder ft.3/min.(ANR)※ D' : Cylinder tube inner diameter in. L' : Cylinder stroke in. t : Time required for cylinder to travel 1 stroke sec. n : Number of cylinder reciprocations per minute times/min P' : Pressure psi. 60 P'+14.7 1 πD' 2 × L' × × × t 14.7 1728 4 Air consumption: Q 2' = P'+14.7 1 πD' 2 × L' × 2 × n × × 14.7 1728 4 ※Refer to p.54 for an explanation of ANR. cm3 [in.3]/Reciprocation (ANR) Air pressure MPa [psi.] Bore size mm [in.] 0.2 [29] 0.3 [44] 0.4 [58] 0.5 [73] 0.6 [87] 0.7 [102] 10 [0.394] 0.468 [0.0286] 0.623 [0.0380] 0.779 [0.0475] 0.934 [0.0570] 1.090 [0.0665] 1.245 [0.0760] 16 [0.630] 1.198 [0.0731] 1.596 [0.0974] 1.993 [0.1216] 2.391 [0.1459] 2.789 [0.1702] 3.187 [0.1945] 20 [0.787] 1.872 [0.1142] 2.493 [0.1521] 3.115 [0.1901] 3.737 [0.2280] 4.359 [0.2660] 4.980 [0.3039] 25 [0.984] 2.924 [0.1784] 3.896 [0.2377] 4.867 [0.2970] 5.838 [0.3563] 6.810 [0.4156] 7.781 [0.4748] 32 [1.260] 4.791 [0.2924] 6.383 [0.3895] 7.975 [0.4867] 9.566 [0.5838] 11.158 [0.6809] 12.75 [0.7781] 40 [1.575] 7.486 [0.4568] 9.973 [0.6086] 12.46 [0.7604] 14.95 [0.9123] 17.43 [1.0636] 19.92 [1.2156] The figures in the table show the air flow rate and air consumption when a rodless cylinder makes 1 reciprocation with stroke of 1mm [0.0394in.]. The air flow rate and consumption actually required are found by the following calculations. ● Finding the air flow rate (for selecting F.R.L., valves, etc.) Example: When operating a rodless cylinder with bore size of 40mm [1.575in.] at speed of 300mm/s [11.8in./sec.] and under air pressure of 0.5Mpa [73psi.] 1 × 300× 10 –3 =2.24R/s [0.0791ft.3/sec.] (ANR) 14.95 × 2 1 × 300 × 60 × 10 −3 =134.55R/min [4.750ft.3/min.] (ANR).) (At this time, the air flow rate per minute is 14.95 × 2 ● Finding the air consumption Example 1. When operating a rodless cylinder with bore size of 40mm [1.575in.] and stroke of 100mm [3.94in.], and under air pressure of 0.5MPa [73psi.], for 1 reciprocation 14.95 × 100 × 10 –3 =1.495R[0.0528ft.3]/Reciprocation (ANR) Example 2. When operating a rodless cylinder with bore size of 40mm [1.575in.] and stroke of 100mm [3.94in.], and under air pressure of 0.5MPa [73psi.], for 10 reciprocations per minute 14.95 × 100 × 10 × 10 –3 =14.95R/min [0.528ft.3/min.] (ANR) Note: To find the actual air consumption required when using rodless cylinders, add the air consumption of the piping to the air consumption obtained from the above calculation. Order Codes for Magnet Type Rodless Cylinders MRS 16×200 - Magnet type rodless cylinder MRS series Bore size × Stroke Heli-sert and locating dowel pin hole on the table Blank : No heli-sert and dowel pin hole P : With heli-sert and dowel pin hole Shock absorber (Standard equipment) KL : Impact speed 100〜1000mm/s [3.9〜39.4in./sec.] KM : Impact speed 100〜2000mm/s [3.9〜78.7in./sec.] Number of sensor switches 1 : With 1 sensor switch 2 : With 2 sensor switches 3 : With 3 sensor switches Lead wire length A : 1000mm [39in.] B : 3000mm [118in.] Sensor switch Blank : No sensor switch ZE135 : 2-lead wire Solid state type with indicator lamp DC10〜28V ZE155 : 3-lead wire Solid state type with indicator lamp DC4.5〜28V ZE101 : 2-lead wire Reed switch type without indicator lamp DC5〜28V, AC85〜115V ZE102 : 2-lead wire Reed switch type with indicator lamp DC10〜28V, AC85〜115V Additional Parts ● Shock absorber KSHJ Impact speed range 01 : 100〜1000mm/s [3.9〜39.4in./sec.]―――For MRS□×□ -K L 02 : 100〜2000mm/s [3.9〜78.7in./sec.]―――For MRS□×□ -KM Mounting thread size×Stroke 10 × 10 ――― For MRS10, 16 14 × 12 ――― For MRS20, 25 20 × 16 ――― For MRS32, 40 Linear orifice type shock absorber Inner Construction of Magnet Type Rodless Cylinder MRS (φ16〜φ40) q w e r t y u i o !0 !1 !2 !3 !4 !5 !6 !7 !8 !9 @7 @4 @5 @6 @0 @1 @2 @3 $1 @8 @9 #0 #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 $0 Major Parts and Materials No. Q’ty Materials Q’ty q q Synthetic rubber (NBR) 2 @2 @2 Attachment holder Aluminum alloy 2 Anodized w w End pipe Aluminum alloy 2 @3 @3 Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel 2 Zinc plated e e Snap ring Spring steel 2 @4 @4 Shock absorber r r Scraper Synthetic rubber (NBR) 2 @5 @5 t t Piston B Aluminum alloy 1 @6 @6 y y Cylinder tube Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized u u Holder Aluminum alloy 2 Anodized i i Inner wear ring Special plastic o o Outer wear ring !0 !0 !1 !1 Parts Remarks No. Materials Pipe gasket Parts Remarks ― 2 Gasket Rubber contained cork 2 End plate R Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized @7 @7 Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel 6 Zinc plated @8 @8 Stopper Steel 1 Zinc plated 2 @9 @9 Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel 4 Zinc plated Special plastic 2 #0 #0 Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel 8 Zinc plated Outer yoke B Steel 2 #1 #1 Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel ― Zinc plated Shaft Stainless steel 1 #2 #2 Steel 1 Stainless steel 1 For φ32, 40 [1.260, 1.575in.], hexagon socket head bolt Nickel plated #3 #3 Linear guide Hexagon socket button head bolt #4 #4 Table Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized #5 #5 Base Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized Nickel plated, for φ10 [0.394in.], 2 pcs. #6 #6 Holder nut Steel 2 Zinc plated #7 #7 Square nut Steel ― Zinc plated !2 !2 Outer yoke A Steel 3 Nickel plated, for φ10 [0.394in.], 2 pcs. !3 !3 Outer magnet Rare earth magnet 4 For φ10 [0.394in.], 3 pcs. !4 !4 Piston seal Synthetic rubber (NBR) 1 !5 !5 Inner yoke A !6 !6 Inner magnet Rare earth magnet 4 For φ10 [0.394in.], 3 pcs. #8 #8 Square nut Steel ― Zinc plated !7 !7 Inner yoke B Steel 2 Nickel plated Sensor magnet Rare earth magnet 1 !8 !8 #9 #9 Slider Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized Magnet holder Aluminum alloy 1 !9 !9 $0 $0 Steel ball Steel 1 Heli-sert Stainless steel (4) Optional @0 @0 $1 $1 End plate L Aluminum alloy 1 Anodized @1 @1 Hexagon socket head bolt Alloy steel 4 Zinc plated Steel 3 Anodized Dimensions of Magnet Type Rodless Cylinder MRS10 (mm) ● MRS 10 × MRS10 Stroke 150+Stroke 5 28 70 14.5 10 41 2-M5×0.8 Depth 4 Connection port 31 10 30 4-φ4.8 φ8 Counterbore Depth 4.5 34 M4×0.7 11 4-M4 Depth 7 (Heli-sert is optional.) 45 80 8.5 5 2.5 17.5 5 19 4.5 46 63 21.5 11 17 Stroke 6.2 φ4 F8 +0.028 +0.010 Depth 4 (optional) 7.2 90 Plus side stroke adjusting range 2.5 6.2 4.5 ●T-slot dimensions 160+Stroke Dimensions of Shock Absorber (mm) B A D G H E (Width across flats) J φC (Stroke) 53 62 2 18.5 12-M4 Square nut (With 6 nuts in 1 row) 85 63.5 17 4 F8 +0.028 +0.010 Depth 4 Oval hole (optional) F Code Model × 10-01, KSHJ10× × 10-02 (For φ 10 [0.394in.] and φ 16 [0.630in.]) KSHJ10× A B C D E F G H J 50 10 3 2 M10×1 5 18.5 1.3 1.5 × 12-01, KSHJ14× × 12-02 (For φ 20 [0.787in.] and φ 25 [0.984in.]) KSHJ14× 60 12 4 2 M14×1.5 5 12.5 1.3 1.5 × 16-01, KSHJ20× × 16-02 (For φ 32 [1.260in.] and φ 40 [1.575in.]) KSHJ20× 77 16 5 3 M20×1.5 7 17.0 1.8 2.0 Dimensions of Magnet Type Rodless Cylinders MRS16, 20, 25, 32, 40 (mm) ● MRS Bore size × MRS Bore size Stroke AR E 2-AG Connection port AE AF M M X AJ W AL S R J AU AH P H C D B 4-φZ φAA Counterbore Depth AB AN 4-U Depth V (Heli-sert is optional.) Q 5 AK K 2-Y G F AV 2 AD AC L+Stroke AT (optional) AM 2- T-slot With 6 square nuts AP (Width across flats AQ) MRS16 has 1 groove. Stroke A+Stroke Plus side stroke adjusting range ●T-slot dimensions AL AS (optional) AN AM Note: Locating dowel pin hole and heli-sert are optional. Bore mm [in.] Bore mm [in.] Bore mm [in.] Code A B C D E F G H J K L M P Q R S 16 [0.630] 160 80 11 19 28 88 63 34 17.5 66 150 5 70 90 5 46 20 [0.787] 230 115 14 26 38 130 94 40 19 104 216 7 120 140 7 66 25 [0.984] 230 115 14 26 38 132 94 46 19 106 216 7 120 140 7 66 32 [1.260] 300 150 17 35 59 160 102 60 20 132 284 8 160 186 10 82 40 [1.575] 300 150 17 35 59 166 102 70 20 138 284 8 160 186 10 82 Code U V W X Y Z AA AB AC AD AE AF AG 16 [0.630] M4×0.7 7 41.5 31 M10×1 4.8 8 4.5 17 21.5 10 7 M5×0.8 20 [0.787] M6×1 9 61.5 34 M14×1.5 7 11 6.5 27 29 14 6 Rc1/8 25 [0.984] M6×1 9 61.5 34 M14×1.5 7 11 6.5 27 31 14 9 Rc1/8 32 [1.260] M8×1.25 14 65 42 M20×1.5 9 14 8.5 41 43 18.5 11.5 Rc1/4 40 [1.575] M8×1.25 14 65 42 M20×1.5 9 14 8.5 43 47 18.5 16.5 Rc1/4 Code AH AJ AK AL AM AN AP AQ AR AS AT AU AV 16 [0.630] 18.5 11 34 4.5 2.5 3.7 M4×0.7 8 32 φ4F8 Depth 4 4F8 Depth 4 (Oval hole) 21.5 166.5 20 [0.787] 24 16 52 6.5 3 5.5 M6×1 10 ― φ6F8 Depth 6 6F8 Depth 6 (Oval hole) 31.5 198.5 25 [0.984] 24 16 52 6.5 3 5.5 M6×1 10 44 φ6F8 Depth 6 6F8 Depth 6 (Oval hole) 31.5 100.5 32 [1.260] 38.5 12 60 8.5 4 6.5 M8×1.25 14 ― φ8F8 Depth 8 8F8 Depth 8 (Oval hole) 30.5 130.5 40 [1.575] 38.5 12 60 8.5 4 6.5 M8×1.25 14 67 φ8F8 Depth 8 8F8 Depth 8 (Oval hole) 30.5 136.5 SENSOR SWITCHES Solid State Type, Reed Switch Type Symbol Order Codes – Lead wire length A : 1000mm [39in.] B : 3000mm [118in.] ORS : ORS series MRS : MRS series Sensor switch ZE135 : Solid state type with indicator lamp DC10V〜28V Horizontal lead wire ZE101 : Reed switch type without indicator lamp DC5V〜28V Horizontal lead wire AC85〜115V ZE155:Solid state type with indicator lamp DC4.5V〜28V Horizontal lead wire ZE102:Reed switch type with indicator lamp DC10V〜28V Horizontal lead wire AC85〜115V ● For details of sensor switches, see p.1544. Mounting Location of End of Stroke Detection Sensor Switch Moving Sensor Switch Loosening the sensor switch’s mounting screw allows the sensor switch to be moved along the switch mounting groove on the base. It is possible to insert the lead wire into the groove. mm [in.] When the sensor switch is mounted in the locations shown below, the magnet comes to the maximum sensing location of the sensor switch at the end of the stroke. A B C D ● Reed switch type (ZE101, ZE102) Flat blade screwdriver Sensor switch ● Tighten the mounting screw with a tightening torque of 20〜30N·cm [1.8〜2.7in·lbf]. Model A B ORS10, MRS10 80 [3.150] 11 [0.433] 59 [2.323] 56.5 [2.224] ORS16, MRS16 80 [3.150] 11 [0.433] 59 [2.323] 56.5 [2.224] ORS20, MRS20 115 [4.528] 14 [0.551] 91 [3.583] 88.5 [3.484] ORS25, MRS25 115 [4.528] 14 [0.551] 91 [3.583] 88.5 [3.484] ORS32, MRS32 150 [5.906] 17 [0.669] 123 [4.843] 120.5 [4.744] ORS40, MRS40 150 [5.906] 17 [0.669] 123 [4.843] 120.5 [4.744] C D ● Solid state type (ZE135, ZE155) Model A B ORS10, MRS10 80 [3.150] 11 [0.433] 63 [2.480] 59.5 [2.343] C D ORS16, MRS16 80 [3.150] 11 [0.433] 63 [2.480] 59.5 [2.343] ORS20, MRS20 115 [4.528] 14 [0.551] 95 [3.740] 91.5 [3.602] ORS25, MRS25 115 [4.528] 14 [0.551] 95 [3.740] 91.5 [3.602] ORS32, MRS32 150 [5.906] 17 [0.669] 127 [5.000] 123.5 [4.862] ORS40, MRS40 150 [5.906] 17 [0.669] 127 [5.000] 123.5 [4.862] Special Rodless Cylinders in ORS and MRS Series For the rodless cylinders ORS and MRS series, we have targeted certain special models that have proven to be particularly popular as semi-standard products. To order, enter codes in parentheses ( ) at the end of the order code. As we expand our special product range, we hope you will continue to incorporate new models into your work. For detailed specifications, dimensions, and delivery schedules, consult us. 1. Clean room-compatible grease specification (-1002W) For MRS series only Uses a low-volatility, low particle generation grease. The linear guide uses a standard grease, however. 2. Low-speed and speed-variable specification (-1003W) Effective for operations that involve repeated stops and starts, and for constant low-speed operations. Operating speed range 20〜100mm/s [0.8〜3.9in./sec.] 3. Simplified clean room specification (-1014W) For MRS series only The linear guide is Raydent-treated, while the bolts and screws are stainless steel or nickel-plated. Moreover, the grease used is a low particle generation grease. The items are not packaged in the clean rooms, however. And the shock absorber is not available for the clean room specification. 4. Lateral piping block specification (-3W) Can be used for piping in lateral directions. ※ With the exception of a longer total length, other specifications are the same as the standard item. 5. Reverse piping directions specification (-4W) Since piping directions in the ORS and MRS series are set, use this specification for piping in the reverse direction. ※ Other specifications are the same as the standard item. Order example : For reverse piping specification ●ORSP16×300‐KL‐4W Note: These special specifications may vary from standard items in delivery, prices, dimensions, life cycles, etc. Confirm us the details before ordering. Moreover, consult us about similar available settings in other rodless cylinder series. ">
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Key Features
- Magnet type
- Double acting
- Adjustable stroke
- Standard shock absorbers
- Clean air use
- High load capacity
Frequently Answers and Questions
What type of media can be used with the Koganei MRS series?
The MRS series is designed for use with clean air. Consult the manufacturer for the use of other media.
Does the Koganei MRS series require lubrication?
The cylinder portion does not require lubrication, but the guide portion requires lithium soap-based grease.
How often should the guide portion be greased?
The MRS series requires periodic greasing. Apply recommended grease to the cylinder tube’s outer surface every 300km [186mi.] of traveling distance and apply lithium soap-based grease on the raceway surface of the track rail every 300km [186mi.] of traveling distance or at 6 month intervals.
What is the maximum load capacity of the Koganei MRS series?
The maximum load capacity varies depending on the bore size. You can find the specific values in the table under 'Selection and Mounting' section of the viewed document.
How do I adjust the stroke of the Koganei MRS series?
The stroke can be adjusted over the entire stroke. You can loosen the holder mounting bolts, move the attachment holder to the rough position, and then use a flat blade screwdriver to finely adjust the position by rotating the shock absorber.