How the cylinder works

The working principle of the cylinder

The movement speed of the cylinder is mainly determined by the needs of the driven working mechanism.
When the speed is required to be slow and stable, it is appropriate to use a gas-liquid damping cylinder or throttle speed regulation. The methods of throttling and speed regulation include: exhaust throttling is recommended for horizontal installation of thrust loads;air intake throttling is recommended for vertical installation of lifting loads;see the basic circuit section for specific circuits.

Using a buffer cylinder can prevent the cylinder from impacting at the end of the stroke. Usually, the buffering effect of the buffer cylinder is only obvious when the resistance load of the buffer cylinder is not high and the speed is not high. If the speed is high, there will often be a shock at the end of the stroke.