Series 446 Mountings

1. Flange mounting: This type of mounting is typically used when the cylinder is attached to a fixed surface, such as a machine frame or a support structure. The cylinder is mounted to the surface using bolts or screws, and the band is attached to the load that needs to be moved.
2. Foot mounting: This type of mounting is similar to flange mounting, but the cylinder is mounted to the surface using a foot rather than a flange. This can be useful in situations where the surface is not flat or where the cylinder needs to be aligned in a specific way.
3. Tandem mounting: This type of mounting is used when two or more cylinders are connected in series, with the band of one cylinder being attached to the load and the band of the other cylinder being attached to the first cylinder. Tandem mounting allows for longer strokes and higher forces, but it also requires more space.
4. Guide rod mounting: This type of mounting involves attaching a guide rod to the cylinder and using it to guide the movement of the band. Guide rod mounting can improve the accuracy and repeatability of the cylinder’s motion, and it can also reduce wear on the band.
5. Belt-driven mounting: This type of mounting involves attaching a belt to the cylinder and using it to drive the movement of the band. Belt-driven mounting can provide higher forces and longer strokes than other types of mounting, but it also requires more space and can be more complex to set up.

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