Norgren Series A and J Pneumatic Actuators

Model: A/J

Norgren NFPA Series A aluminum and J steel pneumatic cylinder family, including EA and EJ Ecology series. Component materials, pressure, temperature and cushion conditions depend on the series, bore and seals.

Features

Norgren Series A and J Pneumatic Actuators A/JNorgren Series A and J Pneumatic Actuators A/J 2

Specifications

Pressure condition by seriesA/J: 250 PSIG filtered compressed air under non-shock condition; EA/EJ: 150 psi maximum (medium not specified in the original note); J/EJ only: 400 PSIG petroleum-based hydraulic fluid under non-shock condition (footnote applies). Both the 150 psi maximum note and the 400 PSIG hydraulic footnote name EJ; the applicable pressure for the selected configuration requires confirmation.
Operating temperature conditionSeries A/J -20°F to 200°F; -20°F to 400°F with FKM (Viton) seals
Bore choices (inch)1-1/2, 2, 2-1/2, 3-1/4, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10**, 12** (original ** marks retained; their additional conditions are unconfirmed)
Head and end-cap materialsA/EA: black anodized aluminum alloy; J/EJ: precision machined steel
Tube material and bore conditionsA/EA 1-1/2–12 inch and J/EJ 1-1/2–2-1/2 inch: aluminum alloy, clear anodized O.D. and hard coat anodized I.D.; J/EJ 3-1/4–12 inch: steel tube with hard chrome plated I.D.
Piston materialsA/EA: machined high-strength aluminum alloy; J/EJ: steel
Piston rod materialHard chrome plated steel
Rod bearing materialOil impregnated sintered iron
Seal and wiper materialsRod, piston and tube end seals: NBR (nitrile); rod wiper: urethane
Tie rod materialHigh-tensile strength steel
Lubrication conditionsNo lube added service; internal components lubricated at assembly with Teflon® based grease
Head and cap cushionsOptional; adjustable captive cushion needle
Cushion seal rod-diameter conditions5/8 inch and 1 inch rod diameter: NBR (nitrile) seals; rod sizes 1-3/4 inch and larger: urethane seals are standard
Wear ring materialReinforced Teflon® compound with polyphenylene sulfide

Frequently Asked Questions

Which cylinder series appear in the registered source leaves?
Series A aluminum, Series J steel, and EA/EJ Ecology cylinders appear.
How should the pressure conditions be read by series?
A/J: 250 PSIG filtered compressed air under non-shock condition; EA/EJ: 150 psi maximum (medium not specified in the original note); J/EJ only: 400 PSIG petroleum-based hydraulic fluid under non-shock condition (footnote applies). Both the 150 psi maximum note and the 400 PSIG hydraulic footnote name EJ; the applicable pressure for the selected configuration requires confirmation.
How are the temperature conditions distinguished?
Series A/J is listed at -20°F to 200°F, or -20°F to 400°F with FKM (Viton) seals.
Can the materials be flattened into one specification?
No. A/EA and J/EJ have different head, end-cap, and tube material conditions.

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