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Send a photo or nameplate for matching
A clear photo helps confirm model, body style, port, and replacement path before quotation.
RFQ
Pneumatic Cylinder Replacement by Photo
Send cylinder photos, labels, dimensions, and application notes to identify replacement pneumatic cylinders for repair or sourcing.
Send first
A replacement cylinder request can start with a clear photo, bore/stroke estimate, mounting style, port size, and machine context. The exact model can be narrowed after...
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Check before quotation
| Check item | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Photo angle | Send label, full body, port side, rod end, and mounting bracket photos. |
| Main dimensions | Measure bore, stroke, rod diameter, and overall retracted length if possible. |
| Mounting | Check front flange, rear clevis, foot mount, trunnion, or compact mount. |
| Function | Mention speed, load, magnet, cushion, and sensor requirement. |
B2B Sourcing
Sourcing and availability check before quotation
Model, photo, label, or BOM list can start the RFQ.
Fast-moving models can be checked for availability before quotation.
Quantity, destination, urgency, and brand preference help the team reply with a workable quote path.
AirTAC original sourcing and HKQD alternative quotation are reviewed separately.
Request route
Start the RFQ with the right details
BOM / model list
Send mixed part lists, repeat replenishment demand, and grouped quotation details together.
Urgent replacement
Send photo, model, quantity, destination, and target deadline first.
Bulk / repeat supply
Annual demand, batch quantity, and acceptable brand preference help the team prepare the right quote path.
Common model cues
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FAQ
Is a photo enough to start a cylinder replacement request?
Yes. A photo starts the review, but dimensions and application context are needed before final confirmation.
Can you suggest an alternate if the original brand is unavailable?
Yes. The team can compare dimensional and functional requirements before suggesting an alternate.