ATR series dual-axis cylinder vs traditional cylinder, what are the advantages?

In industrial production, the choice of cylinder is directly related to the performance of the equipment and the efficiency of production. Compared with traditional cylinders, Fuye ATR series dual-axis cylinders have significant advantages in many aspects and have become an alternative choice for more and more companies.

In terms of guide accuracy, traditional cylinders often use simple guide structures, resulting in low non-rotational accuracy and a tendency for piston rod wobble during long-stroke operation. The ATR series dual-axis cylinders, however, feature an extended sliding bearing guide design, significantly improving non-rotational accuracy. For example, a 20mm diameter cylinder boasts a non-rotational accuracy of only ±0.1°, significantly lower than the ±0.5° of traditional cylinders. This advantage is particularly evident in applications such as precision assembly and laser cutting positioning.

 

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Another major difference between the two is their ability to withstand lateral loads. Traditional cylinders have a large clearance between the piston rod and the barrel, making them unable to withstand large lateral forces and prone to bending and wear over time. The ATR series dual-axis cylinders, with their optimized structural design, can withstand greater lateral loads and maintain stable operation under load, extending the life of the equipment.

In terms of installation flexibility, traditional cylinders have fewer mounting holes and a relatively fixed installation method, which brings inconvenience to equipment layout. The multi-faceted mounting hole design of the ATR series dual-axis cylinder body and fixing plate allows it to be fixed in different directions, adapting to various complex equipment structures, reducing installation difficulty and time cost.

In terms of intelligence, the ATR series dual-axis cylinders come standard with a magnetic attachment, seamlessly integrating with magnetic sensors for real-time position monitoring and feedback. Traditional cylinders, on the other hand, often require additional detection devices, which not only increases costs but also compromises the compactness of the equipment.