Fits when
- A compact-height cylinder is required with a published large bore
- The installed code or drawing identifies an ACT body
ACT is a double-acting, large-bore ultra-thin cylinder series. Confirm the full ACT code, bore, stroke, port thread, rod-end style, and installed mounting dimensions before RFQ.
Match an ACT model code
Enter the code from the label. Case, spaces, ×/x, and ordinary hyphens work.

Ordering code matching
Code format
ACT [bore] × [stroke] [S] [B] [PT/G]Published ACT code layoutACT 125 × 50 S B [PT]| ①Series | ②Bore (mm) | ③Stroke (mm) | ④Options | ⑤Port thread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACT: double-acting large-bore ultra-thin cylinder | 125, 140, 160, 200, 250 | 25, 50, 75, 100, 125, 150, 175, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 500 | Blank: without magnet; S: with magnet. Blank: female rod thread; B: male rod thread. | Blank: PT; G: G-thread option. |
If the label is incomplete, send the readable parts together with a photo.
ACT 125 × 50 S B [PT]ACTSeries
Large-bore, double-acting ultra-thin cylinder series.
125Bore
Published bores are 125, 140, 160, 200, and 250 mm.
50Stroke
Published standard strokes run from 25 to 500 mm; verify the installed travel.
SMagnet option
Blank: without magnet; S: with magnet.
BRod-end style
Blank: female rod thread; B: male rod thread.
[PT/G]Port thread
Blank: PT thread; G: G-thread option.
ACT is a large-bore, double-acting ultra-thin cylinder series. It is not a routine variant of the smaller SDA, ACE, or ACQ families: the published ACT bores, body dimensions, mounting geometry, and port sizes must be checked against the installed cylinder.
Product matching reference

Send the full ACT code where available, then confirm bore, stroke, port thread, rod-end style, mounting pattern, and installed clearance. A clear...
No. In the published ACT ordering code, S marks the magnetic option. It is matched as a code option on the ACT family page, not as a separate...
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