Level compensator KSPH, G 1/4" male, stroke 25

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Description
Features
- Adjust differences in levels, for example on lifting devices with several suction cups.
- Less demand for exact positioning of vacuum handling device.
- Provides a certain degree of shock and vibration absorption.
- Allows for soft placement of cups on sensitive or thin objects.
- Wide range of thread connections and stroke lengths.
Specifications

General

Material

STEEL, BR, PM

Temperature

0 - 80 °C

Weight

170 g

Volume

4.18 cm³

Mechanical data

Action range/Stroke

25 mm

Spring constant

0.7 N/mm

Spring force

6.37 - 23.87 N

Dimensional drawings

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Industries
Automotive
- Loading and unloading metal sheets
- Plastic part removal
Plastics
- Plastic part removal
Resources

CAD

Level compensator KSPH, G 1/4" male, stroke 25

Data sheet

Level compensator KSPH, G 1/4" male, stroke 25

Manuals

Storage guidelines for suction cups and other rubber products

Brochures

Vacuum Automation - Improve your productivity and energy efficiency

Certificates

Certificate of conformaty - EC1935/2004.

White papers

Suction cups enable the vacuum to grip

The road to state-of-the-art car production starts in the press shop

Getting a grip on bags

Filling without spilling
FAQ

How do I know which lifting forces I need?

It depends on the weight of the product that should be lifted and how many suction cups that can be used for the object. Calculate the weight to be lifted per suction cup and then take the weight multiplied with the gravity force (g = 9,81) and you have the lifting force needed in Newton (N).

How do I know which suction cup to choose?

Our recommendation is to start at the application listing to find the products we recommend to different applications. If you have questions please do not hesitate to contact our partners to find the optimum solution.

How should Piab suction cups be stored?

Please see our storage guidelines:

Storage guidelines of suction cups and rubber products (pdf)

I have a variation of number of objects to be lifted - how can I make sure to not drop them or to use too much energy? How to optimize this type of system?

All suction cups not in contact with an object (open) will draw in a lot of air and demand a larger pump than actually necessary. By using different valves, such as piSAVE® sense, in the suction cups, the suction cups will be normally closed until they come in contact with the handled object. Only the cups needed in the specific lifting cycle will be open and flow air. Please see the video piSAVE® sense.

What is DURAFLEX®?

DURAFLEX® is a patented material specially developed to feature the elasticity of rubber and the wear resistance of polyurethane. The DURAFLEX® material is mark-free.