Standard for cylinders

  The cut gap values are calculated according to a temperature difference of at least 30° between the cylinder and the ring.

Chamfers on interior and exterior edges: these must only be prescribed to facilitate assembly or in case of a difficulty in guaranteeing groove depth.

Setting
Setting / CV : straigh joint / CO : hand angle joint
Standard for cylinder 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

milimeters - from ISO3320 standard
d1 h1   a1   s1  
25 3,0 -0,010
-0,022
1,05 ±0,10 0,05 +0,20
+0
32 3,0 1,30 0,05
40 5,0 1,60 0,05
50 5,0 2,00 +0,10
-0,15
0,05
63 5,0 2,50 0,10
80 6,0 3,20 0,10
100 6,0 4,00 0,10
125 6,0 -0,010
-0,025
5,00 +0,10
-0,20
0,15
140 7,0 5,40 0,15
160 8,0 5,60 0,20 +0,30
+0
180 8,0 6,30 0,25
200 8,0 7,00 0,25
220 8,0 -0,010
-0,030
8,00 +0,15
-0,30
0,25 +0,40
+0
250 9,0 8,70 0,25
280 10,0 9,80 0,25
320 12,0 -0,015
-0,035
10,80 0,25 -0,050
+0
360 12,0 10,80 0,25
400 12,0 12,80 0,25
VER - Straight joint
OBG - Left hand angle joint at 45°
OBD - Right hand angle joint at 60°
SV - Step cut (or bayonet cut)
SH - Hook joint
SVO - Classic bayonet cut

 


  


Tolerances on axial height
Axial height Tolerances
h1 ≤ 6,00 -0,010
-0,015
6,50 ≤ h1 ≤ 7,50 -0,013
-0,035
Tolerances on axial height
on hydraulic application, we gerenaly use a hand angle joint (45° right hand angle or left hand angle) in order to optimise the wear of the cylinder.

  Right hand angle joint: OBD
 Left hand angle joint: OBG

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