Rodless Cylinder, One-way Throttle Valve, Magnetic Switch, Debugging Experience Sharing
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By adjusting the size of the air inlet on both sides of rodless cylinder types, the speed of the movement of the rodless electric cylinder rod can be adjusted.
We usually achieve this through a regulating valve, which is divided into a one-way regulating valve and a two-way regulating valve
The following figure shows two pictures of one-way regulating valves
If you carefully compare the icons above, you will find the difference. For installation on rodless guided cylinder, the first of the two pictures above can limit the air outlet speed of rodless piston, and the air intake is not affected. It is usually called: a limited outflow throttle valve, and the other is to limit the air intake size of rodless pneumatic cylinder price, which is called a limited inflow throttle valve. Let's experience it well.
Compared with the two-way regulating valve, the limited outflow throttle valve can only adjust the throttle valve on one side to control the speed of movement to the installation side.
The magnetic switch is generally installed at both ends of small rodless cylinder to detect whether stainless steel rodless cylinder has reached both ends. As we all know, the general ultraline rodless cylinder has only two states, so we need to adjust the corresponding magnetic switch when washdown rodless cylinder reaches two working states.
The magnetic switch has a sensing area of about several millimeters.
In general, we can first find the range of the area of interest and then adjust it to the middle. However, sometimes in order to achieve certain goals, the cylinder must be fully in place to move. The magnetic switch can be adjusted to the edge of the area.
