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Understanding Pneumatic Cushioned Cylinder Operations

Learn how pneumatic cushioned cylinders operate and the function of FRL service units with restrictors, push button/spring, roller/spring, solenoid valves, time delay, and sequence valves.

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Understanding Pneumatic Cushioned Cylinder Operations

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  1. Device Photographs

  2. Cushioned CylinderCut Away

  3. Cushion Operation In this position, air is allowed to free flow from the cylinder. In this position, air must pass via the restriction. This creates the cushion effect.

  4. FRL (Service Unit)

  5. Restrictor

  6. 5/2 Push Button/Spring DCV

  7. 3/2 Roller/Spring DCV

  8. 5/2 Solenoid/Solenoid DCV

  9. Time Delay and Sequence Valves

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