1. Automated Life-Cycle Testing of Smartphone Keys and Membrane Switches
Deployed in high-density automated test fixtures to perform repetitive long-term cycle testing by mechanically pressing smartphone buttons, keypads, or electronic membrane switches.
Problem SolvedTesting fixtures demand multi-actuator setups in extremely confined spaces. The ultra-compact footprint allows dense side-by-side mounting, while the elastic cushioning rings limit impact energy to a safe 0.2 J, preventing structural damage to delicate electronics during rapid, repetitive 30 mm strokes.
30 mm stroke0.2 J impact energyElastic cushioning rings20 mm piston diameter
2. Sterile Medical Blister Packaging Station
Integrated into a sterile packaging line to gently push and index delicate medical vials, pills, or syringes into thermoformed blister trays before sealing.
Problem SolvedPharmaceutical manufacturing requires strict particulate and contamination control. The cylinder solves this by guaranteeing ISO 14644-1 Class 5 cleanroom suitability and utilizing a high-alloy stainless steel piston rod with CRC 1 corrosion resistance, ensuring a reliable, non-contaminating double-acting motion in sterile environments.
ISO 14644-1 Class 5High-alloy stainless steelCorrosion resistance class CRC 1Cleanroom suitability
3. Robotic End-of-Arm Tooling for PCB Connector Insertion
Mounted directly onto an automated SCARA or Cartesian robotic arm to accurately press-fit ribbon cables and electrical connectors onto printed circuit boards (PCBs) during end-of-line assembly.
Problem SolvedExcessive tooling weight reduces robotic speed and precision. This cylinder minimizes payload drag with its exceptionally low moving mass (36 g) and total weight (143 g), while still delivering up to 188 N of advance force at 6 bar to securely seat connectors. Stroke completion is seamlessly verified by its proximity switch detection.
188 N advance forceLow moving massPosition detection via proximity switchFemale thread piston-rod
