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Model Forum / General / Models / May 2008hydraulic /pneumatic cylinders
can anyone point me in the right direction?.... I want to make a couple of small ones, running 8-10 bar max to operate the undercarriage on an RC 'plane. Are there any designs around? Size needs to be approx. 20mm bore, 50mm stroke, double acting, single rod. > can anyone point me in the right direction?.... I want to make a couple of > small ones, running 8-10 bar max to operate the undercarriage on an RC > 'plane. Are there any designs around? Size needs to be approx. 20mm bore, > 50mm stroke, double acting, single rod. That`s a bog standard cylinder.You would buy one far cheaper than making it.Look on Ebay or try SMC > That`s a bog standard cylinder.You would buy one far cheaper than > making it.Look on Ebay or try SMC Stock ones may be a little on the heavy side for RC depending on his scale. Sounds like a fairly large model with a 20mm bore required. But at least a stock one will have the correct seals etc. Wayne.... >> That`s a bog standard cylinder.You would buy one far cheaper than >> making it.Look on Ebay or try SMC [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Wayne.... It's 108" 1/6 scale mosquito. I've not found anything 'stock' , least not in the UK. Ebay seem to list mostly monster jobs and I would like to make my own, being a sadist. Seals are no problem....I just don't want to re -invent the wheel, if it's already out there....The undercarriage has 100+parts, all made from ali, internally sprung etc. > can anyone point me in the right direction?.... I want to make a couple of > small ones, running 8-10 bar max to operate the undercarriage on an RC > 'plane. Are there any designs around? Size needs to be approx. 20mm bore, > 50mm stroke, double acting, single rod. Google for smc then search within results for cd85n >> can anyone point me in the right direction?.... I want to make a couple >> of [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Google for smc then search within results for cd85n OK I'll try one... ordered one from RS components. |
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