A cylinder mounting with two degrees of freedom is referred to as pivot mounting with spherical plain bearing. This enables pivoting installation of the cylinder.
By additionally mounting a spherical rod eye on the piston rod, the cylinder can be extended to an axis with 2 hinges.
The cylinder force is applied centrally to the cylinder axis through the hinge eye, so that no side loads arise due to bracing.
A spherical plain bearing requiring maintenance is standardly installed in the hinge eye.
You can find more detailed information about the installed spherical plain bearings here under spherical plain bearings.
Additional mounting accessories, such as flanges, can be attached to the cylinder.
Single-rod cylinder in
pivot mounting with spherical plain bearing
Assignment of standard spherical plain bearings in the series
| Series | Standard Cylinder |
Spherical bearing ISO 12240-1 |
Bearing clearance | Mounting bearing |
| 120 | Hänchen | Form E (DO) requires maintenance | Group N | permanently installed |
| Form W (LO) requires maintenance | Group N | with retaining ring | ||
| 300 | Hänchen | Form E (DO) requires maintenance | Group N | permanently installed |
| 550 | Hänchen | Form W (LO) requires maintenance | Group N | with retaining ring |
| 100 | DIN 24336 | Form W (LO) requires maintenance | Group N | permanently installed |
| 160 | ISO 6020-1 | Form W (LO) requires maintenance | Group N | permanently installed from piston 50 with retaining ring |
| 250 | ISO 6022 | Form W (LO) requires maintenance | Group N | permanently installed from piston 100 with retaining ring |
| 660 | ISO 6022-2 | Form E (DO) requires maintenance | Group N | permanently installed |
Group N = normal clearance