Product reference
Product photo / package / label
- Full ASE code or cylinder label
- Bore and working stroke
- Required working direction and return behavior
- Magnet option and sensor requirement where applicable
AirTAC ASE Single-Acting Push Compact Cylinder
ASE is the single-acting push version in the ACE compact-cylinder family. Send the code or label with working direction, bore and stroke for an RFQ.
For a quote, include the model code, quantity, and destination. A photo or label is useful when the code is incomplete.
Match an ACE model code
Enter the code from the label. Spaces and ×/x formats work.
ASEUltra-Thin Cylinders
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Part of the ACE Series family.
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Match each code segment
Code format
ASE [bore] × [stroke] [S] [B] [PT/G]Published code layout; optional positions depend on the selected configurationASE 20 × 30 S B [PT]| ①Model | ②Bore (mm) | ③Stroke | ④Options | ⑤Port thread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ASE: Single acting, push type | 12, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100 mm | Required travel; compare the published stroke table and installed cylinder. | S: magnetic option; B: male rod-end option. Blank positions follow the published code guide. | Blank: PT; G: G thread option where shown in the code guide. |
Technical reference
Drawing and key data
Installation drawing
- Single-acting push motion: compare it with the installed cylinder
- Compare bore, stroke, port position, mounting holes, and rod-end thread
- Use the drawing for working direction and installed clearance
Key data
Model patterns
- ASE
- Single acting, push type
- ASE 20 × 30 S B [PT]
Reference details
- Family: ACE compact cylinder family
- Configuration: Single acting, push type
- Published bores: 12, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100 mm
- Reference drawing: ASE exterior drawing, PDF page 4
Quick check
What distinguishes ASE in the ACE family?
ASE is used for single-acting push motion. Confirm the required return behavior before comparing it with ACE or ATE.
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