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Q1. Information about crossed-out data in

the cylinder stroke table

 

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Glossary (New terms are constantly added and the glossary is constantly updated.)

Terms

(Alphabetical order)

Explanation

DATE

The date when the file was created (update date in the case of design change).

DOS

DMNDOS data that can be outputted to M/CADAM directly.

Coordinate origin of DOS data

For DOS data, the lower right corner is the coordinate origin (0, 0).

Coordinate origin of DXF data

For DXF data, the lower left corner is the coordinate origin (0, 0).

MC

Indicates the position of the magnet center (maximum sensitivity) of a cylinder body. When an auto switch is attached to the cylinder, attach it in the MC position of the cylinder based on the PIVOT point of the auto switch.

PIVOT

This is the reference point for combining child drawings. (e.g. It is used to combine #1 and #2.)

POINT

When valves that cannot be indicated by one PIVOT are pasted to the manifold, the term gPOINTh is given based on the number of stations.

SL

The SL (stretch line) is used to change the stroke of the cylinder.

For data with a stretch line, there is an overall length table with each stroke; thus, extend the overall length and the stroke based on the stretch line.

When child drawings are in blocks (grouped), they must be decomposed (ungrouped).

TITLE

In most cases, the product series name (or the product name) is given.

 

 

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Q1. Information about crossed-out data in the cylinder stroke table

 

A1.

 The crossed-out data in the cylinder stroke table indicate that the CAD data of those dimensional combinations cannot be created. (This is because the 2 auto switches will interfere with each other.)

A product (product part number) based on the crossed-out data can be made available if the mounting position of the auto switches is changed to avoid auto-switch interference.

    The following drawings show what happens when the stroke is shortened without moving the position of the auto switches. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

      Fig. 1 Master drawing                          Fig. 2 Drawing with modified stroke (ST=25mm)

                                                    (The auto switches are colored in blue and red to express interference.)

 

 

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