Festo Rod Clevis - M20x1.5
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This Festo Rod Clevis (MPN: CRSG-M20X1,5) is designed for industrial automation applications, providing a robust connection point for pneumatic cylinders. Its key benefit is ensuring secure and reliable linkage in dynamic systems. A potential consideration is its specific thread size, requiring compatible mating components. It features a M20x1.5 thread, conforms to ISO 8140 standards, and is suitable for 20mm bore sizes.
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| Model Part Number | CRSG-M20X1,5 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Festo |
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FAQs
What does M20x1.5 refer to?
M20x1.5 refers to the metric thread size. 'M20' indicates a nominal diameter of 20mm, and '1.5' indicates the pitch (the distance between threads) is 1.5mm.
Is this clevis suitable for all Festo cylinders?
No, this clevis is specifically designed for Festo pneumatic cylinders with a 20mm bore size and an M20x1.5 threaded piston rod.
What is the benefit of conforming to ISO 8140 standards?
Conforming to ISO 8140 standards ensures that the rod clevis meets specific international requirements for dimensions, performance, and safety, promoting interchangeability and reliability.
How do I determine if my current setup is compatible?
Check your pneumatic cylinder's specifications for a 20mm bore size and ensure the piston rod has an M20x1.5 thread.
What tools are typically needed for installation?
While specific tools can vary based on the application, a wrench or spanner suitable for an M20 thread size might be needed to securely tighten the clevis onto the piston rod.
Can this rod clevis be used in high-temperature environments?
The product information does not specify temperature limitations. For high-temperature applications, consult Festo's official documentation or contact their support for material suitability.
Troubleshooting
Clevis does not thread onto piston rod
Verify that the piston rod has an M20x1.5 thread and is not damaged. Ensure the clevis threads are clean and free from debris.
Loose connection after installation
Re-thread the clevis, ensuring it is fully engaged and tightened appropriately. Check the mating component for thread wear.
Signs of wear or corrosion
Inspect the clevis for damage. If significant wear or corrosion is present, replace the unit to maintain system integrity.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Meets international ISO 8140 standards for quality assurance.
- Specifically designed for 20mm bore pneumatic cylinders.
- Offers a secure M20x1.5 threaded connection.
- Durable construction for extended operational life.
Cons
- Limited to M20x1.5 thread size, requiring specific mating parts.
- Only compatible with 20mm bore cylinders.
- May require specialized tools for installation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: To set up the Festo Rod Clevis, thread it securely onto the piston rod of a compatible Festo pneumatic cylinder with a 20mm bore. Ensure the M20x1.5 thread on the piston rod matches the clevis. Tighten firmly, but avoid overtightening, which could damage the threads. The clevis is then ready to be attached to the driven component via its mounting hole.
Compatibility: This rod clevis is specifically designed for pneumatic cylinders with a 20mm bore size and an M20x1.5 threaded piston rod. It conforms to ISO 8140 standards, ensuring compatibility with other components manufactured to the same specification.
Care: The Festo Rod Clevis requires minimal care. Periodically inspect the threads for any signs of wear or damage. Keep the connection area clean and free from excessive dust or debris. In humid or corrosive environments, check for any signs of corrosion. No lubrication is typically required for the clevis itself, as it is a mechanical linkage.