SMC CQ2F63-100DMZ
SMC
CQ2F63-100DMZ
CQ2-Z COMPACT CYLINDER with 63 mm Bore Size
MI ITEM #05781898
MFR #CQ2F63-100DMZ
List Price
$108.28
/each
List Price
$108.28
/each
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SMC CQ2F63-100DMZ
SMC
CQ2F63-100DMZ
CQ2-Z COMPACT CYLINDER with 63 mm Bore Size
MI ITEM #05781898
MFR #CQ2F63-100DMZ
SMC CQ2F63-100DMZ
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SMC
CQ2F63-100DMZ

CQ2-Z COMPACT CYLINDER with 63 mm Bore Size
MI ITEM #05781898
MFR #CQ2F63-100DMZ
Availability:
Factory Order
List Price
$108.28
/each
List Price
$108.28
/each
Shipping
Shipping time may vary. Motion rep will advise.
Shipping
Shipping time may vary. Motion rep will advise.

Overview

Mfr Description
CQ2F63-100DMZ
  • Double acting, single rod, compact cylinder
  • Bore sizes (mm): 12, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100
  • Standard stroke range (mm): 5 to 100
  • Port threads: M (12 to 25 bore); Rc, NPT or G (32 to 100 bore)
  • Auto switch capable

Specifications

Additional Details
Standard double acting, single rod version of the CQ2 compact cylinder. The CQ2 is available in bore sizes from 12mm to 100mm. It comes standard with male or female piston rod threads. It is possible to mount auto switches on any of the 4 surfaces.
Bore Diameter
63 mm
Compact Cylinder Type
Standard, Standard
Cylinder Series
CQ2, CQ2
Manufacturer Catalog
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Mounting Type
Rod Flange
Options
Rod end male thread, Rod end male thread
Piston Action
Double-Acting, Double-Acting
Port Thread Standard
BSPT
Rod Gender
Male
Rod Type
Single Rod
Series
CQ2-Z
Stroke
100 mm
Product Type
Compact Air Cylinders

Compliance & Safety Data

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LITERATURE & CATALOGS

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Static Prevention
As the world becomes increasingly dependent on electronic devices, electrostatic discharge (ESD) has gained a reputation as a significant threat to production. The ESD Association estimates that losses due to static electricity can reach up to 33%.