Competitive cylinders with adjustable cushions – Norgren NFPA Aluminum & Steel Cylinders User Manual

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Series EA, NFPA Aluminum Air Cylinders (ø1-1/2" to 8"), Impact Dampening Seals
Series EJ, NFPA Steel Air Cylinders (ø1-1/2" to 12"), Impact Dampening Seals

Cylinders with

Weight attached Cushion Efficiency Cushioning

Bounce Cycles

Cushions

to Piston Rod (lbs)

(G’s* Created)

Time (Ms) During Cushioning

Norgren Ecology
Adjustable

54

5.25

40.00

3.25

Norgren Ecology
Non-Adjustable

54

12.00

28.75

2.75

Competitor A
Adjustable

54

11.50

92.50

6.75

Competitor B
Adjustable

54

8.00

77.50

5.25

Competitor C
Adjustable

54

6.50

67.50

6.25

Cylinders with

Weight attached Cushion Efficiency Cushioning

Bounce Cycles

Cushions

to Piston Rod (lbs)

(G’s* Created)

Time (Ms) During Cushioning

Norgren Ecology
Adjustable

8.5

14.50

25.00

1.00

Norgren Ecology
Non-Adjustable

8.5

17.50

26.25

1.75

Competitor A
Adjustable

8.5

48.00

107.50

7.25

Competitor B
Adjustable

8.5

32.75

102.50

6.50

Competitor C
Adjustable

8.5

50.50

81.25

9.25

2" Bore Cap End Cushion Test
Average deceleration force = 10 G's
Time consumed during cushioning = 0.020 sec.
Number of bounces:

1

/

2

Pneumatic – 0 Metallic

*Measured in G’s of deceleration force created. All cylinders tested were NFPA types,
front flange mounting, 6" stroke with standard diameter piston rods.

Velocity: 1 div.
= 20 in/sec.
14.5 lbs.
added to rod

Velocity: 1 div.
= 20 in/sec.
14.5 lbs.
added to rod

Velocity: 1 div.
= 20 in/sec.
2.5 lbs. added
to rod

Tests by the Milwaukee School of Engineering confirm
Ecology Cylinder Cushions are more efficient, faster acting
and bounce less!

2" Bore Cylinder Tests Results

Figures shown are average and not the result of each individual test. Piston velocity was
regulated at 45 in/sec.

COMPETITIVE CYLINDERS
with Adjustable Cushions

Velocity: 1 div.
= 20 in/sec.
14.5 lbs.
added to rod

Velocity: 1 div.
= 20 in/sec.
14.5 lbs.
added to rod

Acceleration:
1 div. = 10
G’s
X Axis: 1 div.
= .03 seconds

Acceleration:
1 div. = 10
G’s
X Axis: 1 div.
= .03 seconds

Acceleration:
1 div. = 10 G’s
X Axis: 1 div. =
.02 seconds

Acceleration:
1 div. = 10
G’s
X Axis: 1 div.
= .03 seconds

Velocity: 1 div.
= 20 in/sec.
2.5 lbs.
added to rod

Acceleration:
1 div. = 10
G’s
X Axis: 1 div.
= .03 seconds

NORGREN ECOLOGY CYLINDERS
with Adjustable Cushions

NORGREN ECOLOGY CYLINDERS
with Non-Adjustable Cushions

2" Bore Rod End Cushion Test
Average deceleration force = 15 G's
Time consumed during cushioning = 0.030 sec.
Number of bounces: 1 Pneumatic – 1 Metallic

2" Bore Cap End Cushion Test
Average deceleration force = 60 G's
Time consumed during cushioning = 0.120 sec.
Number of bounces: 3 Pneumatic – 4 Metallic

2" Bore Rod End Cushion Test
Average deceleration force = 78 G's
Time consumed during cushioning = 0.120 sec.
Number of bounces: 2 Pneumatic – 4 Metallic

2" Bore Rod End Cushion Test
Average deceleration force = 20 G's
Time consumed during cushioning = 0.015 sec.
Number of bounces:

1

/

2

Pneumatic – 0 Metallic

2" Bore Cap End Cushion Test
Average deceleration force = 17.5 G's
Time consumed during cushioning = 0.025 sec.
Number of bounces: 1 Pneumatic – 1 Metallic

*Measured in G’s of deceleration force created. All cylinders tested were NFPA types,
front flange mounting, 6" stroke with standard diameter piston rods.

4" Bore Cylinder Tests Results

Figures shown are average and not the result of each individual test. Piston velocity was
regulated at 25 in/sec.

Acceleration:
1 div. = 10
G’s
X Axis: 1 div.
= .03 seconds

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