Norgren QC/90050/22 Flange Mount 2 Inch Bore Cylinder

Product Description

The NORGREN QC/90050/22 is a flange mount accessory designed for use with 50 mm compact air cylinders. It provides a rigid, bolt-on mounting solution that secures the cylinder body to a panel, plate, or structural surface. Flange mounts are commonly used when end-of-stroke mounting is required or when inline mounting to a machine frame is preferred over trunnion or clevis configurations. This mount accommodates a 2-inch bore cylinder and carries a minimum operating temperature rating of 23 degrees F, making it suitable for cold-storage and light industrial outdoor applications. Installation is typically performed by pneumatic system technicians or millwrights during equipment assembly or maintenance.

This flange mount is intended for use with 50 mm compact pneumatic cylinders in light to medium industrial applications. Typical install scenarios include automated assembly equipment, material handling machinery, and actuator sub-assemblies where a fixed, panel-mounted cylinder position is required. The compact cylinder format is widely used in confined-space machine designs where stroke length and envelope size must be minimized. This accessory supports proper cylinder alignment and reduces side-loading stress on the piston rod during operation.

Key Features

• Flange-style mount provides rigid, surface-mounted cylinder attachment
• Compatible with 50 mm compact pneumatic cylinder bodies
• 2-inch bore size accommodates standard compact cylinder dimensions
• Rated for minimum operating temperature of 23 degrees F for cold-environment use
• Sold as a single unit, no additional hardware pack included

Compatibility

Designed for use with 50 mm compact air cylinders requiring a flange-style mount at the 2-inch bore size.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic systems technician or millwright. Depressurize and lock out the pneumatic circuit before removing or installing any cylinder mounting hardware. Verify that the mating surface is flat and that all fastener holes align before torquing hardware. Follow applicable OSHA lockout/tagout procedures and any equipment-specific OEM guidelines when servicing pneumatic actuator assemblies.