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ISO cylinder with 63 mm bore and 125 mm stroke for pneumatic automation systems
The Festo DSBC-63-125-D3-PPSA-N3 is a standard ISO pneumatic cylinder built for linear motion in automated machinery. It suits engineers and maintenance teams who need a reliable actuator for repetitive push or pull tasks in factory environments.
The cylinder bore measures 63 mm and the piston stroke measures 125 mm. These two dimensions determine whether the unit matches the mechanical layout and force requirements of the application. Verify both values against the machine design before ordering.
The red coloured body helps operators spot the cylinder quickly during routine checks or fault finding. The pack contains one cylinder in a single box. No additional fittings, sensors or mounting hardware are included.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | FESTO |
| Model name | DSBC-63-125-D3-PPSA-N3 |
| Product type | Test Equipment |
| Color and finish | Red |
| In the box | |
| Number of items | 1 pack |
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