The overload slotted down clamping cylinder is a double-acting clamping device with a maximum working pressure of 500bar. It has the characteristics of large clamping force, compact size, high efficiency, and wide clamping range. The position of the clamping rod can be monitored by inductive detection or pneumatic detection. The cylinder can be installed through mounting holes or intermediate plates, and can be supplied with oil through transparent pipes or concealed pipes.
About this manual
The Roemheld B1.8241 is a double‑acting hydraulic cylinder designed for heavy‑duty chute under‑pressure clamping. When oil is supplied, the piston rod pushes upward, causing the clamping rod to descend up to 180 mm, delivering up to 50 kN of clamping force while maintaining stiffness and short force arms.
The cylinder can be mounted directly to a plate using the built‑in mounting holes or via a middle‑plate accessory. Hydraulic oil can be supplied through either visible (bright) or concealed (dark) pipe connections. Position of the clamping rod can be monitored by inductive or pneumatic sensors, and two rod variants—smooth‑screw and extended‑head—are available. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Description
- Installation
- Accessories
- Technical Data
- Rod Types
- Monitoring Options
Specifications
| Maximum working pressure | 500 bar |
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| Maximum clamping force | 50 kN |
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| Travel | 180 mm |
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum working pressure of the B1.8241 cylinder?
The cylinder is rated for a maximum working pressure of 500 bar.
How can the position of the clamping rod be monitored?
Position can be monitored by inductive detection or pneumatic detection methods.
What installation options are available for the cylinder?
It can be mounted on a plate using mounting holes on the body or via a middle‑plate accessory, with hydraulic oil supplied through either bright or dark pipe connections.