USD 144.03
Double-acting compact cylinder with a 50 mm bore and 30 mm stroke. Features a space-saving design, integrated magnetic piston for position sensing, and G1/8 pneumatic connections.
The Festo ADVU-50-30-A-P-A (Part Number 156640) is a high-performance double-acting pneumatic compact cylinder designed for industrial automation where space is restricted. Featuring a 50 mm bore and a 30 mm stroke, it delivers a theoretical advance force of 1178 N at 6 bar, making it ideal for robust clamping, lifting, and positioning tasks. The cylinder incorporates elastic cushioning rings at both ends to mitigate impact noise and reduce wear during operation. Its integrated magnetic piston enables precise position monitoring via standard proximity sensors. Constructed with a high-alloy steel piston rod and a wrought aluminum alloy barrel, the ADVU-50-30-A-P-A reliably operates at pressures between 0.8 and 10 bar and temperatures from -20°C to 80°C. Notably, its compact design requires up to 50% less installation space than comparable ISO 15552 standard cylinders.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Piston Bore Size | 50 mm |
| Stroke Length | 30 mm |
| Mode of Operation | Double-Acting |
| Operating Pressure | 0.8 to 10 Bar |
| Theoretical Force (Advance at 6 bar) | 1178 N |
| Theoretical Force (Return at 6 bar) | 1057 N |
| Cushioning | Elastic cushioning rings/plates at both ends |
| Pneumatic Connection | G1/8 (1/8" BSPP) |
| Piston Rod Thread | M12x1.25 (Male Thread) |
| Ambient Temperature | -20°C to +80°C |
| Corrosion Resistant Class (CRC) | 2 - Moderate corrosion stress |
Securing metal parts in CNC machining centers where space around the holding fixture is highly restricted.
Standard ISO cylinders are too bulky for tight machine enclosures, while clamping operations still require significant holding power. This compact cylinder delivers 1178 N of force in a 50% smaller footprint.
Pushing or ejecting defective products off a fast-moving packaging conveyor line based on downstream sensor input.
Ejection mechanisms require rapid, repeatable actuation and built-in cushioning to prevent self-damage during high-speed strokes, along with tight integration with control systems via proximity sensing.
Raising tooling plates, components, or automated pallets short distances to engage with robotic arms or pressing stations.
Tooling lifts need substantial upward force in a very constrained vertical footprint without sacrificing positional feedback to the PLC.
