Smc MSQB10L2

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SKUMSQB10L2
ManufacturerSmc
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
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Description

The SMC MSQB10L2 is a compact pneumatic rotary actuator designed for precise material transfer applications. Manufactured by SMC Corporation, this actuator features a 10 mm bore size and operates with a maximum pressure of 1.0 MPa. It offers a 180° rotation angle, making it suitable for various industrial automation tasks. The actuator is equipped with an external shock absorber, enhancing its durability and performance in demanding environments. Its M5 thread connection ensures compatibility with standard pneumatic systems. The MSQB10L2's compact design allows for easy integration into existing setups, optimizing space utilization without compromising functionality. This actuator is ideal for applications requiring reliable and efficient rotary motion control.

Specifications

Weight
0.91 kgs
Weight
0.91 kg
Bore Size
10 mm
Rotation Angle
180°
Maximum Operating Pressure
1.0 MPa
Thread Connection
M5

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