- Full ACQD code or cylinder label
- Required motion, bore, and stroke
- Mounting, port, rod-end, and installed clearance
- Magnet option and sensor requirement where applicable
AirTAC ACQD Double-Rod Ultra-Thin Cylinder
ACQD is the double-rod ACQ-family configuration. Send both rod-end details, bore, stroke and mounting geometry for an RFQ.
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Match an ACQ model code
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Part of the ACQ Series family.
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Code format
ACQD [bore] × [stroke] [S] [B] [PT/G/NPT]Published code layout; optional positions depend on the selected configurationACQD 20 × 30 S B [PT]| ①Model | ②Bore (mm) | ③Stroke | ④Options | ⑤Thread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACQD: Double rod | 12, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100 mm | Compare the required travel with the published stroke table and installed cylinder. | S: magnetic option; B: male rod-end option where applicable. Blank positions follow the published code guide. | Blank: PT; G or NPT where shown in the published guide. |
Technical reference
Drawing and key data
- Double-rod arrangement: compare both rod ends with the installed cylinder
- Compare bore, stroke, both rod ends, and mounting geometry
- Check clearance on both sides of the installed cylinder
Model patterns
- ACQD
- Double rod
- ACQD 20 × 30 S B [PT]
Reference details
- Family: ACQ ultra-thin cylinder family
- Configuration: Double rod
- Published bores: 12, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100 mm
- Reference drawing: ACQD exterior drawing, PDF page 4
Quick check
What distinguishes ACQD in the ACQ family?
ACQD has rods on both sides. It is structurally different from standard ACQ and must be checked against the installed interfaces.
ACQD
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