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Short-stroke cylinder 20 t single-acting max. 700 bar type RCS-201

Short-stroke cylinder 20 t single-acting max. 700 bar type RCS-201

Short-stroke cylinder 20 t single-acting max. 700 bar type RCS-201
Item no: 1080635 102 

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Application
Lightweight cylinder, for use in confined spaces

Execution
  • Single-acting
  • Max. operating pressure 700 bar
  • With piston wiper ring
  • Grooved pressure piece with 2 mounting bores for installing movable pressure pieces
  • With coupling sleeve and dust cap


Brand: ENERPAC
Model: RCS 201
Max. compressive force: 201 kN
Lift height: 45 mm
Oil capacity: 129 cm³
Construction height, retracted: 98 mm
Construction height, extended: 143 mm
Effective piston area: 28,7 cm²
Max. operating pressure: 700 bar

Manufacturer part no.: RCS-201

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