Features of the CMK2-25-100 booster, maintenance and maintenance of the booster; main features of the booster valve DPA. The booster valve is a double-piston pressurization device specifically used for compressed air. When the booster valve DPA is pressurized with compressed air, the integrated check valve will automatically accelerate the pressurization on the second side. The output pressure p2 can be increased to twice the air source pressure p1. The required output pressure is set by the manual pressure regulating valve. If the booster valve does not have a pressure regulating valve, the output pressure is twice the air source pressure. The air sources for both driving pistons are controlled by pneumatic directional control valves, and after reaching the end of the stroke, the directional control valve will automatically reverse. After ventilation, if the required output pressure is not reached, the booster valve will automatically start. When the required output pressure is reached, the booster valve will switch to energy-saving mode, and once a pressure drop occurs during system operation, the booster valve will automatically restart. For the DPA with sensing option, the single stroke of the driving piston can be recorded by external sensors and cumulative counters. -H- Note that the booster valve is only used for air source pressure regulation when necessary and is not suitable for replacing the air compressor, as continuous operation will greatly increase the wear of the seals and driving pistons. -H- Note that the pressure regulating valve uses an un-tensioned pressure regulating spring (only DPA-...-10/16). After ventilation, rotate the pressure regulating valve handle to pre-tension the pressure regulating spring until the required output pressure p2 is reached. It is strongly recommended to use a pressure gauge to monitor the output pressure p2. For DPA-63/100, the pressure regulating valve lock LRVS can be used to prevent unauthorized alteration of the pressure regulating setting. For airway connection, it is recommended to use a two-position three-way switch valve (e.g.: HE-...-D, HEE-...-D or similar models) on the airway supplying the booster valve. Pressure reducing valve LR-M2-N3/8-16GIK, EMME-AS-60-M-LS-AMB vacuum suction cup ESV-50-EU, pressure reducing valve LR-M2-N3/8-07KDFM-80-125-P-A-GF, AEVULQZ-16-20-A-P-ALFR-1/8-D-MINI, DSM-6-180-P-A-FF pressure reducing valve LR-M2-G3/8-10, air tube PUN-6X1-S-6-BL vacuum suction cup VAS-30-1/8-SI, pressure reducing valve LR-QS-4 double-acting multi-mount?DMM-16-30-P-A, AEVULQZ-80-60-A-P-ALFR-1/4-D-7-MINI-MPA, DSBC-125-25-PPSA-N3 pressure reducing valve LR-M3-N3/8-16G, polyurethane air tube PUN-3X0,5-BLVPPL-3Q-3-Z-0L40H-V1-A-S1-8, pressure reducing valve LR-M3-G3/8-16G double-acting anti-twist cylinder DZH-63-160-PPV-A, GRLA-1/8-QS-6-RS-DEMME-AS-100-M-HS-AMB, DSBC-50-20-D3-PPVA-N3, pressure reducing valve L
Double acting cylinder CMK2-25-100 belongs to the Air Pressure Cylinders series under CKD company, model number CMK2-25-100. To purchase or inquire about Double acting cylinder CMK2-25-100, you can directly contact 158 0047 0089 (Mr. He).
1. Cylinders: Used to convert the energy of compressed air into mechanical energy to produce linear motion.
2. Pneumatic valves: Used to control the direction, speed, and pressure of airflow, regulating the operation of pneumatic systems.
3. Pneumatic motors: Devices that convert compressed air into rotary motion.
4. Air tubes and connectors: Used to connect various components in pneumatic systems and transmit air.
Yes, CKD pneumatic components require regular maintenance to ensure normal operation and extend service life. Key maintenance points include:
- Regularly check and replace seals and gaskets to prevent air leakage.
- Inspect and clean filters to ensure clean air quality.
- Lubricate moving parts to reduce wear and improve efficiency.
- Check air tubes and connectors to ensure secure and undamaged connections.
When selecting the appropriate CKD pneumatic components, consider the following factors:
Application requirements: Understand the specific working environment and tasks, such as load, speed, and stroke.
Air source conditions: Ensure that the pressure and flow of the air source meet the component’s requirements.
Installation space: Confirm available space and choose components of suitable size.
Environmental factors: Consider the temperature, humidity, and potential corrosiveness of the working environment to select suitable materials and designs.
Common pneumatic system faults include:
Air leakage: Causes efficiency decline; check seals, connections, and tubes, find leak points, and repair or replace.
Stuck cylinder piston: Possibly caused by dirt or insufficient lubrication; clean the piston and add lubricant.
Valve failure: Check electrical control signals, ensure smooth airflow, and verify if the valve itself is damaged.
Insufficient pressure: Inspect air source pressure, filters, and piping to ensure no blockage or leakage.