SC Series Guide Brackets for Standard Cylinders
- High-precision guide units for SC standard cylinders
- Reinforced aluminum alloy guide frame
- Superior anti-rotation performance for pneumatic rods
- Effective protection against lateral and eccentric loads
- Choice between self-lubricating bronze or linear ball bearings
- ISO 15552 & SC series compatible mounting
- Durable construction for long service life
- Smooth and stable stroke movement
- Ideal for automation and pick-and-place systems
- Flexible mounting configurations for industrial machinery.
AirTAC Type SC Series Guide Brackets: High-Precision Guiding Solutions
AirTAC Type SC series guide brackets (also known as GV series guide units) are essential accessories for SC standard tie-rod cylinders. These units provide robust mechanical support, ensuring that the cylinder rod remains perfectly aligned even under significant lateral forces or eccentric loads.
Why Use Guide Brackets with SC Standard Cylinders?
Standard pneumatic cylinders are designed for axial thrust. When your application involves side loads or requires non-rotational accuracy, a guide bracket is the ideal solution. It protects the cylinder's internal seals and piston rod from bending moments, significantly extending the equipment's service life.
Key Technical Features
High Load Capacity: Built with a reinforced aluminum alloy frame to withstand heavy side loads.
Dual Bearing Options:
Bronze Bearings: Excellent for heavy-duty applications and vibration damping.
Linear Bearings: Best for high-speed applications requiring ultra-smooth and precise movement.
Anti-Rotation Protection: Ensures the piston rod does not twist during the stroke, which is critical for picking and placing or precision assembly.
Easy Integration: Specifically designed to fit AirTAC SC, JSI, and other ISO 15552 standard cylinders without complex modifications.
Installation & Applications
The AirTAC type SC guide bracket is widely used in the packaging, automotive, and electronics industries. By combining a standard SC cylinder with a guide unit, you create a high-performance "guided cylinder" setup that is more cost-effective and easier to maintain than integrated units in many specialized configurations.