Select industrial pneumatic parts by code This collection includes Festo linear actuators and cylinders, air-preparation components, directional valves, proportional pressure regulators and distribution modules, plus adjacent control products...
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This collection includes Festo linear actuators and cylinders, air-preparation components, directional valves, proportional pressure regulators and distribution modules, plus adjacent control products such as an ifm AS-Interface I/O module and Siemens valve actuators. Live listings include DGC and DGP linear actuators, a DZF cylinder, an LFR filter regulator, MS6 valve or module items, VPPE proportional regulators and VUVS solenoid valves. Sharing a collection does not mean these products have the same pneumatic function or connection. Match full product references, port size, function, signal and existing circuit diagram. Within a Festo family, a letter or suffix may change body, port, connection or electrical variant.
Coded linear actuators such as DGC-K-63-2550-PPV-A-GK and DGP-25-2350-PPV-A-B or DGP-63-2550-PPV-A-B can include family, body size, stroke, connection or accessory characters. Copy the full reference from the product label; a similar model does not prove equal stroke, guide, carriage, piston size, cushioning, sensor slot or mounting dimensions. For replacement, check the mounting face, overall length, travel, load direction, guide and end connections against the machine drawing. For a DZF-25-50-P-A, confirm body code, stroke and connection features in the product page or maker catalogue as well. Even when air supply is isolated, a cylinder can contain stored energy or support a mechanical load. Removal and setup should follow the site’s safe maintenance procedure.
A Festo LFR-1/2-D-MIDI filter regulator is identified by a full order code that includes a product family, port size and body size. Similar series names do not prove matching port dimensions, filter function, drain method or mounting accessories. For an air-preparation unit, check inlet and outlet ports, gauge position, mounting direction, filtration requirement, operating range and compatibility with the modular system already installed. Verify technical values for each listing in its product detail or Festo document; do not infer a pressure rating or performance from collection copy. A dirty filter, uneven pressure or pressure drop should be considered alongside the air source and distribution system. Manage condensate and maintenance according to the maker’s instructions.
Festo VUVS-L20 and MHA2 references may encode functions such as 3/2 or 5/2, port orientation, actuation and electrical coil. MS6-EE, MS6-FRM and VPPE codes can describe different roles such as a valve, distribution module or proportional-pressure arrangement. Check every character in the product code against the label and catalogue; a short series name is not enough to select a replacement. Compare valve symbol, coil voltage, connector, port thread, mounting plate, flow path, manifold station and circuit function. Similar housings do not establish a common electrical or pneumatic interface. For a VPPE item, confirm control signal, pressure connections and variant code specifically. Isolate electrical power and compressed air under authorized maintenance procedures.
The collection also lists an ifm AC2027 AS-Interface I/O module and Siemens SKB, SKD and SKD60 valve actuators. These may provide control or valve-motion interfaces rather than the same role as a pneumatic component; sharing a category does not mean they use the same connection. For AC2027, compare the module label, AS-i line, input/output count, connector, address and topology with manufacturer documentation. For Siemens products, check SKB, SKD and SKD60 model code, mechanical fastening, motion, supply and control inputs in the product detail. A valve actuator may be intended for building automation; fit with a process or machine valve must be verified against mechanical and electrical data. A short product name does not establish the application or technical function.
Collect the machine maker and full model, station on the pneumatic diagram, OEM code, port size, connection type, electrical coil or sensor details and Festo product sheet where available. For actuators, record overall length, stroke, connection, guide and mounting holes. For a valve, note port count, operating function, coil, connector and manifold style. For a filter regulator, capture body series, port and modular attachment. Send photos of the label, connections and installed location. State operating pressure, air quality, temperature or protection rating only when the data sheet for the exact code confirms it. A product that looks “the same size” may not connect because its air port or coil voltage differs.
A cylinder that does not move, a slow response, a valve that does not switch or a changing regulator output can require checks across several system components. Supply pressure, valve-coil signal, sealing, air line and load conditions should be assessed by an authorized technician using the circuit drawing. Before disconnecting a pneumatic line, follow pressure-release and unexpected-motion prevention procedures; shutting off supply alone may not be enough when a cylinder carries a mechanical load. Isolate electrical power separately for a wired valve or AS-i module. Follow the machine maker’s maintenance instructions and the site lockout procedure. Collection copy does not diagnose the fault or prescribe operating settings.
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A Festo product code often carries more than a device family and physical size: valve default position and port function, regulator control, actuator stroke or electrical accessory can also vary by suffix. For a match, locate the failed component’s pneumatic symbol in the circuit diagram and compare port numbers with the product connections. DGC/DGP actuators with the same stroke may still use different guides and mounting. For an LFR air-preparation item, body series and modular connection matter; do not confuse an MS6-FRM distribution module with a regulator or valve. In an assembled unit, record the codes of neighboring modules as well. That lets a replacement be checked against the existing modular line and control signal.
For items listed in industrial pneumatic parts, compare related part types in industrial automation and control · sensors and measurement components · bearings and mechanical parts. Check the model, connection and full part reference separately for each product.
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