Koganei ORC63_80 Slit type Instruction manual
Koganei ORC63_80 is a rodless air cylinder that offers a long stroke of up to 5000mm, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. It features a standard magnet for mounting a sensor switch, simplifying piston position detection and reducing design man-hours. ORC63_80 is also available with upside-down installation mounting for increased durability and protection.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL Ver.1.0
BK-UC003 Ver.1.0
SLIT TYPE RODLESS CYLINDER ORC63.80 Series
Air Cylinder
BK-UC003 Ver.1.0
SLIT TYPE RODLESS CYLINDER ORC63.80 Series
Air Cylinder
63 83
Support span R
Load W
R R R
Handling Instructions and Precautions
Selection and Mounting
Mass
Maximum operating speed
Piston speed
Allowable load and moment
Although the rodless cylinder can be used with
directly applying loads, make sure that the
load and moment do not exceed the values in
the table below.
Pitching moment Mp Fp r1 [N·m]
Rolling moment Mr Fr r2 [N·m]
Yawing moment My Fy r3 [N·m]
Maximum load capacity W [N]
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
mass and piston speed, see the .
2. Rolling moment: Mr should not be applied as much as possible.
Cushioning capacity
Bore size
mm [in.]
63
[2.480]
80
[3.150]
196
[144.6]
353
[260.4]
7.8
[5.8]
15.7
[11.6]
23.5
[17.3]
47.1
[34.7]
1618
[363.7]
2354
[529.2]
Standard piston Long piston
441.3
[325.5]
706.1
[520.8]
15.7
[11.6]
31.4
[23.2]
73.6
[54.3]
137.3
[101.3]
1618
[363.7]
2354
[529.2]
Remark: The inclined angle of the piston mount when applying the maximum moment in
the rolling direction should be a total of 3 degrees or less for both swing directions.
Mp
N·m [ft·lbf]
Mr
N·m [ft·lbf]
My
N·m [ft·lbf]
W
N [lbf.]
Mp
N·m [ft·lbf]
Mr
N·m [ft·lbf]
My
N·m [ft·lbf]
W
N [lbf.]
Cushioning capacity
While variable cushions are standard
equipment on all rodless cylinders, keep the
maximum mass and speed within the ranges
shown in the graph to the right. If load and
speed exceed the ranges, install an external
shock absorber, etc., to absorb the shock.
Cautions: 1. The maximum operating speed of
the rodless cylinders is 1500mm/s
[59.1in./sec.]. Consult us when
exceeding this.
2. The mass shown in the graph is the
total mass carried by the rodless
cylinder.
3. Adjust cushions according to the
piston speed and the mass, and
absorb the impacts effectively.
mm [in.]Cushioning stroke
63 [2.480]
80 [3.150]
Cushioning strokeBore size
Adapter
When the stroke is long and the load is large,
deflection might be caused on the cylinder
barrel. When support span:R exceeds the
value in the graph, it should be supported
by installing an adapter in the middle. U-type
and G-type adapters are available for 63
[2.480in.] and 80 [3.150in.].
Caution: If the support span exceeds 4000mm
[157.48in.] with 63 [2.480in.], or
5000mm [196.85in.] with 80 [3.150in.],
adapters must be installed in the middle
regardless of the load.
mm [in.]Support span :RR
63 [2.480]
80 [3.150]
Standard piston
Stroke 430 [16.93]
Stroke 520 [20.47]
Long piston
Stroke 730 [28.74]
Stroke 820 [32.28]
Bore size Support span :R 1N = 0.2248lbf.
1mm = 0.0394in.
1mm/s = 0.0394in./sec.
1kg = 2.205lb
Mounting
1. While any mounting direction is allowed, we
recommend that the rodless cylinder be
installed so that it faces downward when
mounting in locations subject to dripping
water or oil, etc., or to large amounts of
dust.
2. Avoid any electric welding after mounting
the rodless cylinder. Current may flow into
the cylinder, generate sparks between the
inner seal band, outer seal band, and
cylinder barrel, and damage the seal band.
Intermediate stop control
Since for structural reasons external air
leakage is inevitable for the rodless cylinder,
use of all port block 3-position 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, double-
sided pressure control circuits that use
PAB-connection 3-position valves, etc. For
intermediate stopping control under constant
loads, such as vertical mountings, consult us.
Caution: Avoid applying strong shocks to the
cylinder barrel’s slit portion.
Support span R
Load W
R R R
Handling Instructions and Precautions
Selection and Mounting
Mass
Maximum operating speed
Piston speed
Allowable load and moment
Although the rodless cylinder can be used with
directly applying loads, make sure that the
load and moment do not exceed the values in
the table below.
Pitching moment Mp Fp r1 [N·m]
Rolling moment Mr Fr r2 [N·m]
Yawing moment My Fy r3 [N·m]
Maximum load capacity W [N]
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
mass and piston speed, see the .
2. Rolling moment: Mr should not be applied as much as possible.
Cushioning capacity
Bore size
mm [in.]
63
[2.480]
80
[3.150]
196
[144.6]
353
[260.4]
7.8
[5.8]
15.7
[11.6]
23.5
[17.3]
47.1
[34.7]
1618
[363.7]
2354
[529.2]
Standard piston Long piston
441.3
[325.5]
706.1
[520.8]
15.7
[11.6]
31.4
[23.2]
73.6
[54.3]
137.3
[101.3]
1618
[363.7]
2354
[529.2]
Remark: The inclined angle of the piston mount when applying the maximum moment in
the rolling direction should be a total of 3 degrees or less for both swing directions.
Mp
N·m [ft·lbf]
Mr
N·m [ft·lbf]
My
N·m [ft·lbf]
W
N [lbf.]
Mp
N·m [ft·lbf]
Mr
N·m [ft·lbf]
My
N·m [ft·lbf]
W
N [lbf.]
Cushioning capacity
While variable cushions are standard
equipment on all rodless cylinders, keep the
maximum mass and speed within the ranges
shown in the graph to the right. If load and
speed exceed the ranges, install an external
shock absorber, etc., to absorb the shock.
Cautions: 1. The maximum operating speed of
the rodless cylinders is 1500mm/s
[59.1in./sec.]. Consult us when
exceeding this.
2. The mass shown in the graph is the
total mass carried by the rodless
cylinder.
3. Adjust cushions according to the
piston speed and the mass, and
absorb the impacts effectively.
mm [in.]Cushioning stroke
63 [2.480]
80 [3.150]
Cushioning strokeBore size
Adapter
When the stroke is long and the load is large,
deflection might be caused on the cylinder
barrel. When support span:R exceeds the
value in the graph, it should be supported
by installing an adapter in the middle. U-type
and G-type adapters are available for 63
[2.480in.] and 80 [3.150in.].
Caution: If the support span exceeds 4000mm
[157.48in.] with 63 [2.480in.], or
5000mm [196.85in.] with 80 [3.150in.],
adapters must be installed in the middle
regardless of the load.
mm [in.]Support span :RR
63 [2.480]
80 [3.150]
Standard piston
Stroke 430 [16.93]
Stroke 520 [20.47]
Long piston
Stroke 730 [28.74]
Stroke 820 [32.28]
Bore size Support span :R 1N = 0.2248lbf.
1mm = 0.0394in.
1mm/s = 0.0394in./sec.
1kg = 2.205lb
Mounting
1. While any mounting direction is allowed, we
recommend that the rodless cylinder be
installed so that it faces downward when
mounting in locations subject to dripping
water or oil, etc., or to large amounts of
dust.
2. Avoid any electric welding after mounting
the rodless cylinder. Current may flow into
the cylinder, generate sparks between the
inner seal band, outer seal band, and
cylinder barrel, and damage the seal band.
Intermediate stop control
Since for structural reasons external air
leakage is inevitable for the rodless cylinder,
use of all port block 3-position 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, double-
sided pressure control circuits that use
PAB-connection 3-position valves, etc. For
intermediate stopping control under constant
loads, such as vertical mountings, consult us.
Caution: Avoid applying strong shocks to the
cylinder barrel’s slit portion.
Assembling instructions General precautionsMaintenance
Sensor switch
The rodless cylinder is structurally incapable of
completely preventing air leakage to the
outside. Nevertheless, particles adhering to
the inner seal band are the most common
cause of initial-staged air leakages, and this
type of failure is easily remedied.
First, loosen the outer seal band setscrews,
remove the outer seal band, and apply approx.
0.1MPa [15psi.] of air pressure to the rodless
cylinder. Next, insert a cleaning tool inside the
cylinder barrel slit and then, while pressing
down the inner seal band and moving it along
the slit, use air to blow off the particles.
Inner seal band Cleaning tool
T mount and LT mount for 63 and 80
q Remove O-ring for holding the scraper and
the mount fixing bolt, and detach the short
mount which is standard equipment.
w Detach the scraper on the short mount and
attach it to the T mount or LT mount.
e Secure the T mount or LT mount to the
piston yoke with fixing bolts and install
scraper holding O-ring.
M mount for 63 and 80
q Remove scraper holding O-ring and the
mount fixing bolt, and detach the short
mount which is standard equipment.
w Detach the scraper on the short mount and
reattach it to the M mount.
e Insert the pins into the M mount and
assemble onto the piston yoke and secure
it with fixing bolts, and install the scraper
holding O-ring.
r Align the grooves on the mount plate to the
pin, and place the mount on the pin.
C mount, CT mount, CM mount,
CL mount and CLT mount for 63 and 80
Remove the mount fixing bolts, and install C
mount to the piston yoke using C mount fixing
bolts (long bolt).
Assembling the piston mount
1. The sensor switch case is a magnetic
shield type, but avoid using it in places with
strong external magnetic field and keep it
away from strong power lines or currents.
2. Do not apply more than 98N [22lbf.] tensile
force on the lead wire.
3. Avoid use in ambient chemical atmospheres.
4. Consult us regarding application in
environments subject to dripping water or
oil.
5. The ON time of the sensor switch shortens
when the piston speed is fast and the
sensor switch is installed in the middle of
the stroke. Care should be taken because
the relay etc. might not be able to follow.
ON time [ms] (operation range mm [in.] /
piston speed mm/s [in./sec.]) 103
Handling precautions
Cautions: 1. Always use protective glasses.
2. When performing maintenance, use
the special cleaning tool. Use of a
screwdriver or other tool could
damage the inner seal band or
cylinder barrel.
3. If the above maintenance fails to stop
the air leakage, follow instructions in
the user’s manual to perform a
cylinder overhaul.
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.
Piping
Though it is possible to use without lubricating
oil when the cylinder speed is 500mm/s
[19.7in./sec.] or less, it is recommended to use
the following lubricating oils when using at a
speed of 500mm/s [19.7in./sec.] or more.
Recommended oils
Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. : Daphne Rockdrill 46
Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K. : Rock drill oil 32
Mobil Sekiyu K.K. : Almo 525
Others: Products equivalent to the above
Lubrication
1. If using in locations subject to dripping
water, dripping oil, etc., or to large amounts
of dust, the band may break or the life of
the seals could be shortened. Use a cover
to protect the unit or install with the mount
facing downward.
2. Do not engage in electric welding close to
the rodless cylinder. The welding spatters
could damage the outer seal band.
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.
Atmosphere
1. Use air for the media. For the use of any
other media, consult us.
2. Air used for the rodless cylinder should be
clean air that contains no deteriorated
compressor oil, etc. Install an air filter
(filtration of a minimum 40 µm) near the
rodless cylinder or valve to remove
collected liquid or dust. In addition, drain
the air filter periodically.
Media
Handling Instructions and Precautions
Sensor switch
The rodless cylinder is structurally incapable of
completely preventing air leakage to the
outside. Nevertheless, particles adhering to
the inner seal band are the most common
cause of initial-staged air leakages, and this
type of failure is easily remedied.
First, loosen the outer seal band setscrews,
remove the outer seal band, and apply approx.
0.1MPa [15psi.] of air pressure to the rodless
cylinder. Next, insert a cleaning tool inside the
cylinder barrel slit and then, while pressing
down the inner seal band and moving it along
the slit, use air to blow off the particles.
Inner seal band Cleaning tool
T mount and LT mount for 63 and 80
q Remove O-ring for holding the scraper and
the mount fixing bolt, and detach the short
mount which is standard equipment.
w Detach the scraper on the short mount and
attach it to the T mount or LT mount.
e Secure the T mount or LT mount to the
piston yoke with fixing bolts and install
scraper holding O-ring.
M mount for 63 and 80
q Remove scraper holding O-ring and the
mount fixing bolt, and detach the short
mount which is standard equipment.
w Detach the scraper on the short mount and
reattach it to the M mount.
e Insert the pins into the M mount and
assemble onto the piston yoke and secure
it with fixing bolts, and install the scraper
holding O-ring.
r Align the grooves on the mount plate to the
pin, and place the mount on the pin.
C mount, CT mount, CM mount,
CL mount and CLT mount for 63 and 80
Remove the mount fixing bolts, and install C
mount to the piston yoke using C mount fixing
bolts (long bolt).
Assembling the piston mount
1. The sensor switch case is a magnetic
shield type, but avoid using it in places with
strong external magnetic field and keep it
away from strong power lines or currents.
2. Do not apply more than 98N [22lbf.] tensile
force on the lead wire.
3. Avoid use in ambient chemical atmospheres.
4. Consult us regarding application in
environments subject to dripping water or
oil.
5. The ON time of the sensor switch shortens
when the piston speed is fast and the
sensor switch is installed in the middle of
the stroke. Care should be taken because
the relay etc. might not be able to follow.
ON time [ms] (operation range mm [in.] /
piston speed mm/s [in./sec.]) 103
Handling precautions
Cautions: 1. Always use protective glasses.
2. When performing maintenance, use
the special cleaning tool. Use of a
screwdriver or other tool could
damage the inner seal band or
cylinder barrel.
3. If the above maintenance fails to stop
the air leakage, follow instructions in
the user’s manual to perform a
cylinder overhaul.
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.
Piping
Though it is possible to use without lubricating
oil when the cylinder speed is 500mm/s
[19.7in./sec.] or less, it is recommended to use
the following lubricating oils when using at a
speed of 500mm/s [19.7in./sec.] or more.
Recommended oils
Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. : Daphne Rockdrill 46
Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K. : Rock drill oil 32
Mobil Sekiyu K.K. : Almo 525
Others: Products equivalent to the above
Lubrication
1. If using in locations subject to dripping
water, dripping oil, etc., or to large amounts
of dust, the band may break or the life of
the seals could be shortened. Use a cover
to protect the unit or install with the mount
facing downward.
2. Do not engage in electric welding close to
the rodless cylinder. The welding spatters
could damage the outer seal band.
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.
Atmosphere
1. Use air for the media. For the use of any
other media, consult us.
2. Air used for the rodless cylinder should be
clean air that contains no deteriorated
compressor oil, etc. Install an air filter
(filtration of a minimum 40 µm) near the
rodless cylinder or valve to remove
collected liquid or dust. In addition, drain
the air filter periodically.
Media
Handling Instructions and Precautions
Sensor switch (For the cylinder with sensor)
Blank No sensor switch
ZG530 2-lead wire Solid state type with indicator lamp DC10 28V
ZG553 3-lead wire Solid state type with indicator lamp DC4.5 28V
CS3M 2-lead wire Reed switch type with indicator lamp DC10 30V, AC85 115V
CS4M 2-lead wire Reed switch type with indicator lamp DC10 30V, AC85 115V
CS5M 2-lead wire Reed switch type without indicator lamp DC3 30V, AC85 115V
63 80
Symbols
Specifications
Rodless cylinder Rodless cylinder with sensor
Notes: 1. Consult us when the cylinder speed exceeds 1500mm/s
[59.1in./sec.].
2. However, it is not required for a cylinder speed of 500mm/s
[19.7in./sec.] or less. For the recommended oil, see the
recommended oil list.
Remark: For details of sensor switches, see p.1544.
Media
Operation type
Operating pressure range MPa [psi.]
Proof pressure MPa [psi.]
Operating temperature range °C [°F]
Operating speed range mm/s [in./sec.]
Cushion
Lubrication
Port size
Maximum stroke mm
Bore size
Air
Double acting type
0.1 0.8 [15 116]
1.2 [174]
0 60 [32 140]
100 1500 [3.9 59.1] Note1
Both sides (Variable cushion)
Required Note2
63 [2.480in.]
/ /
80 [3.150in.]
1000 or less
1001 3000
3001 5000
RODLESS CYLINDERS
Features
A long stroke of up to 5000mm [196.8in.] can be manufactured. It
can also be used to make driving equipment, which could not be
done by air cylinders in the past.
The magnet for the sensor switch is standard equipment. By
installing a sensor switch, the piston position can be easily
detected, and the space for the limit switch mounting and design
man-hours can be greatly reduced.
Upside down installation mountings have been put into a series.
By installing the piston yoke facing downwards, the seal band is
protected, thereby increasing its durability.
Stroke tolerance
mm [in.]
0.079
0.039[ ]2
0
0.118
0.039[ ]3
0
0.157
0.039[ ]4
0
Adapter
Blank No adapter
U U type adapter
G G type adapter
(only 80)
E E type adapter
(only 63)
Number of
adapters
1 With 1
2 With 2
Order Codes
Bore Size and Stroke
ORC 63 800
Rodless
cylinder
Mount for piston mount
Blank No mount
T With T mount (For standard piston)
M With M mount (For standard piston)
C With C mount (For standard piston)
CT With CT mount (For standard piston)
CM With CM mount (For standard piston)
LT With LT mount (For long piston)
CL With CL mount (For long piston)
CLT With CLT mount (For long piston)
Mounting bracket
Blank No mounting bracket
L With foot mounting bracket
Bore size
Stroke
Number of sensor switches
(For the cylinder with sensor)
1 With 1 sensor switch
2 With 2 sensor switches
Fluoro rubber specification
Blank Standard
F Fluoro rubber
specification
Piston specification
Blank Standard piston
L Long piston
Lead wire length
A 1000mm [39in.]
B 3000mm [118in.]
Lead wire length
A 1000mm [39in.]
B 3000mm [118in.]
For details of sensor switches, see p.1544.
The order code for the
holder only is
G5-ORC .Bore size
Order codes for sensor switch only
Without holder ·····
With holder ···········
The mount for piston mount, the mounting bracket, and the adapter are included at shipping.
Bore
80
63
Standard strokes
500, 600, 700, 800, 1000
1200, 1400, 1600, 1800, 2000 100 5000 Note
Manufactured upon receipt of order
Available strokes
mm
Remark: Non-standard strokes are available at 1mm pitch intervals. For delivery, consult us.
Note: Consult us for strokes over 5000mm.
ORC
Bore size
With holder for rodless
cylinder
Sensor switch
Since a magnet is already standard on the rodless cylinders,
mounting a sensor switch will enable use in sensor switch
applications.
Blank No sensor switch
ZG530 2-lead wire Solid state type with indicator lamp DC10 28V
ZG553 3-lead wire Solid state type with indicator lamp DC4.5 28V
CS3M 2-lead wire Reed switch type with indicator lamp DC10 30V, AC85 115V
CS4M 2-lead wire Reed switch type with indicator lamp DC10 30V, AC85 115V
CS5M 2-lead wire Reed switch type without indicator lamp DC3 30V, AC85 115V
63 80
Symbols
Specifications
Rodless cylinder Rodless cylinder with sensor
Notes: 1. Consult us when the cylinder speed exceeds 1500mm/s
[59.1in./sec.].
2. However, it is not required for a cylinder speed of 500mm/s
[19.7in./sec.] or less. For the recommended oil, see the
recommended oil list.
Remark: For details of sensor switches, see p.1544.
Media
Operation type
Operating pressure range MPa [psi.]
Proof pressure MPa [psi.]
Operating temperature range °C [°F]
Operating speed range mm/s [in./sec.]
Cushion
Lubrication
Port size
Maximum stroke mm
Bore size
Air
Double acting type
0.1 0.8 [15 116]
1.2 [174]
0 60 [32 140]
100 1500 [3.9 59.1] Note1
Both sides (Variable cushion)
Required Note2
63 [2.480in.]
/ /
80 [3.150in.]
1000 or less
1001 3000
3001 5000
RODLESS CYLINDERS
Features
A long stroke of up to 5000mm [196.8in.] can be manufactured. It
can also be used to make driving equipment, which could not be
done by air cylinders in the past.
The magnet for the sensor switch is standard equipment. By
installing a sensor switch, the piston position can be easily
detected, and the space for the limit switch mounting and design
man-hours can be greatly reduced.
Upside down installation mountings have been put into a series.
By installing the piston yoke facing downwards, the seal band is
protected, thereby increasing its durability.
Stroke tolerance
mm [in.]
0.079
0.039[ ]2
0
0.118
0.039[ ]3
0
0.157
0.039[ ]4
0
Adapter
Blank No adapter
U U type adapter
G G type adapter
(only 80)
E E type adapter
(only 63)
Number of
adapters
1 With 1
2 With 2
Order Codes
Bore Size and Stroke
ORC 63 800
Rodless
cylinder
Mount for piston mount
Blank No mount
T With T mount (For standard piston)
M With M mount (For standard piston)
C With C mount (For standard piston)
CT With CT mount (For standard piston)
CM With CM mount (For standard piston)
LT With LT mount (For long piston)
CL With CL mount (For long piston)
CLT With CLT mount (For long piston)
Mounting bracket
Blank No mounting bracket
L With foot mounting bracket
Bore size
Stroke
Number of sensor switches
(For the cylinder with sensor)
1 With 1 sensor switch
2 With 2 sensor switches
Fluoro rubber specification
Blank Standard
F Fluoro rubber
specification
Piston specification
Blank Standard piston
L Long piston
Lead wire length
A 1000mm [39in.]
B 3000mm [118in.]
Lead wire length
A 1000mm [39in.]
B 3000mm [118in.]
For details of sensor switches, see p.1544.
The order code for the
holder only is
G5-ORC .Bore size
Order codes for sensor switch only
Without holder ·····
With holder ···········
The mount for piston mount, the mounting bracket, and the adapter are included at shipping.
Bore
80
63
Standard strokes
500, 600, 700, 800, 1000
1200, 1400, 1600, 1800, 2000 100 5000 Note
Manufactured upon receipt of order
Available strokes
mm
Remark: Non-standard strokes are available at 1mm pitch intervals. For delivery, consult us.
Note: Consult us for strokes over 5000mm.
ORC
Bore size
With holder for rodless
cylinder
Sensor switch
Since a magnet is already standard on the rodless cylinders,
mounting a sensor switch will enable use in sensor switch
applications.
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7
8
9
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Key Features
- Long stroke up to 5000mm
- Standard magnet for sensor switch
- Upside-down mounting
- Variable cushion
- Double-acting type
- Air media
- Sensor switch compatibility
- Multiple mounting options (T, M, C, LT, CL, CLT)
- Adapter options (U, G, E)
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Frequently Answers and Questions
What is the maximum stroke available for Koganei ORC63_80?
The maximum stroke available for the ORC63_80 is 5000mm.
Does the ORC63_80 include a sensor switch?
No, the sensor switch is not included as standard equipment. However, it is compatible with various sensor switches, and a magnet is included for mounting a sensor switch.
What type of lubrication is required for the ORC63_80?
Lubrication is required when the cylinder speed is 500mm/s or more. Refer to the manual for recommended oils.
Can I use the ORC63_80 in a dusty environment?
It is recommended to use a cover to protect the unit or install with the mount facing downwards in locations subject to dripping water, oil, or dust.
How do I clean the inner seal band of the ORC63_80?
Loosen the outer seal band setscrews, remove the outer seal band, and apply approximately 0.1MPa of air pressure to the cylinder. Then, insert a cleaning tool inside the cylinder barrel slit, press down the inner seal band, and use air to blow off the particles.
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