Hello world
Does anyone know the model of this roto-linear cylinder? At least the manufacturer?
I tested Google's image search, but it didn't give anything satisfactory. Maybe a non-optimized use? ;-)
Thank you for your help.
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Hello
Did you find this image on the net or did you take it yourself?
It's not an image from the net, it's a photo taken by a colleague.
Hi Benoit,
Can you attach the photo to have a better visibility of the plate or is it impossible?
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She's at the best I have. It's a larger photo, I just refocused. Some recognize this kind of label? SMC?
It's a photo taken in China, but normally these are products available in Europe. Normally...
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It could look like SMC.
For a personal photo, the image search only works very rarely, for very common objects, with lines and a well-defined contrast.
Well and so, what is a jack? :)
The SMC range doesn't look quite like this in linear roto:
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The mkz model is close ;-)
it's specific models on demand
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A little bit @Freeman ... especially the MK p10 series (Ø20,Ø25);)
https://content2.smcetech.com/pdf/MK-A_EU.pdf
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Indeed, I had tried the models in each diameter on the 3D configurator, but it modeled a cylinder with 4 fasteners each time.
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Thanks guys. I was provided with another photo, it looks very much like an MK jack.
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@Freeman: I remember designs where I trusted that damn configurator. I prepare everything well as it should, I will recover the 3D ... And surprise, nothing is going well. Big big frustration at the meeting (lucky that they give the right 3D!)
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I wanted to help, but I was fooled by this configurator. :'(
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But you helped Freeman_83! That's the purpose of the questions, to establish an exchange, to build a reflection. Not necessarily the unlimited search for points! :-)
A+
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