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    Position-sensing cylinders

    July 13, 2006
    Electronic position sensing is available on custom-welded hydraulic cylinders with bores to 10 in., strokes to 15 ft, and working pressures to 10,000 psig. Position accuracy is ± 0.005 in. or better, depending on cylinder stroke length and ...
    Hydraulicspneumatics Com Sites Hydraulicspneumatics com Files Uploads Custom Inline Archive Www hydraulicspneumatics com Content Site200 New Product 21819products01 00000011988
    Electronic position sensing is available on custom-welded hydraulic cylinders with bores to 10 in., strokes to 15 ft, and working pressures to 10,000 psig. Position accuracy is ± 0.005 in. or better, depending on cylinder stroke length and other design parameters.

    Energy Mfg. Co. Inc., (319) 465-3537, www.energymfg.com

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