This document outlines the basic characteristics of hydraulic components and equipment, including dimensions, tolerances, operating conditions, and leakage…
About this manual
The document provides a comprehensive list of basic characteristics for hydraulic components and equipment, covering terminology, symbols, units, dimensional tolerances, installation positions, and environmental limits. It references international standards such as DIN, ISO, and VDI for consistent specification.
Key data include ambient and oil temperature ranges, recommended hydraulic oil standards, thread and pipe fitting specifications, cylinder classifications, piston speed limits, stroke lengths, and leakage limits. Contact information and a reference to the Roemheld website are also included. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Terms and Symbols
- Units
- Dimensional Tolerances
- Installation Position
- Ambient Temperature
- Oil Temperature
- Hydraulic Oil
- Thread Connections
- Pipe Fittings
- Hydraulic Cylinders
Specifications
| Ambient temperature range | -10 °C to +50 °C |
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| Oil temperature range | +10 °C to +60 °C |
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| Recommended hydraulic oil | DIN 51524 |
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| Thread connection standard | British standard pipe thread (DIN 3852) |
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| Maximum piston allowable speed | 0.50 m/s |
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| Leakage limit for pistons ≤32 mm diameter | ≤0.35 cm³ per 1000 cycles and 100 mm stroke |
Frequently asked questions
What is the ambient temperature operating range?
The ambient temperature can range from -10 °C to +50 °C.
What are the leakage limits for pistons with a diameter under 32 mm?
Leakage must not exceed 0.35 cm³ per 1000 cycles and a 100 mm stroke.
Which standard defines the thread connections for the components?
Thread connections follow the British standard pipe thread as defined in DIN 3852.
What hydraulic oil standard is recommended?
The recommended hydraulic oil conforms to DIN 51524.