- Full JSIJ code or cylinder label
- Required bore and stroke
- Required adjustable travel
- Magnetic option, mounting, port, rod-end, and installed clearance
AirTAC JSIJ Double-Rod Adjustable-Travel Cylinder
JSIJ is the double-rod, double-acting JSI configuration with adjustable travel. Confirm bore, stroke, adjustable travel, magnetic option and installed interfaces before RFQ.
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Part of the JSI Series family.
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Code format
JSIJ [bore] × [stroke]-[adjustable travel] [S]Published JSI-family code layoutJSIJ 80 × 50-20 S| ①Model | ②Bore (mm) | ③Stroke | ④Adjustable travel | ⑤Magnetic option | ⑥Mounting / port thread |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JSIJ: Double-rod configuration with adjustable travel | 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125 | Specify the required working stroke. | 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 75, or 100 mm. | S: magnetic option where required. | JSIJ: blank, LB, FA, or TC; blank thread is PT and G is optional. |
Technical reference
Drawing and key data
- Confirm the double-rod JSIJ adjustable-travel configuration
- Compare bore, stroke and adjustable travel with the installed cylinder
- Check both rod ends and the installed clearance
Model patterns
- JSIJ
- JSIJ 80 × 50-20 S
Reference details
- Family: JSI standard cylinder family
- Configuration: Double-rod configuration with adjustable travel
- Published bores: 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125 mm
- Reference drawing: JSIJ exterior drawing, PDF page 3
Quick check
What distinguishes JSIJ in the JSI family?
Double-rod, double-acting configuration with adjustable travel; the adjustment value is part of the selection.
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