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The new cylinders feature type 304 stainless steel bodies with double rolled-in construction with high-strength aluminum alloy porting ends.

AutomationDirect (Cumming, GA) has extended its NITRA pneumatic product line to include a series of stainless steel, round body, non-repairable cylinders. The new cylinders feature:

Type 304 stainless steel bodies with double rolled-in construction with high-strength aluminum alloy porting ends.
Single and double acting models are available.
Nose, pivot and double-end mounting options available.
Bore sizes from 7/16 inch up to 2 inches.
Available stroke lengths range from ½ inch to 18 inches.
Optional mounting brackets, nuts and rod clevis are available.

For more information visit www.automationdirect.com

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