Parker 086620T005 Air Cylinder Cord Set Threaded Connector

Product Description

The PARKER 086620T005 is a cord set and threaded connector accessory designed for use with pneumatic air cylinders. It provides a reliable electrical connection point on the cylinder body, allowing sensors or switches to be integrated into the cylinder assembly without additional hardware. Constructed from nylon, this connector offers resistance to moisture and mild chemical exposure common in industrial pneumatic environments. It is sized to fit cylinders across a bore range of 9/16 inches to 2-1/2 inches, making it a versatile stocking part for shops that service a wide range of pneumatic actuator assemblies. Installation is handled by maintenance technicians and industrial service professionals working on pneumatic control systems.

This cord set and threaded connector is intended for use with air cylinders in the 9/16 inch to 2-1/2 inch bore range. It suits typical industrial and light commercial pneumatic applications where cylinder-mounted sensors or reed switches require a secure, threaded electrical connection. The nylon construction keeps the component lightweight and non-conductive, which is appropriate in environments where electrical isolation at the cylinder body is a consideration. This accessory is commonly used during cylinder maintenance, sensor replacement, or initial system build-out.

Key Features

• Fits air cylinders with bore sizes from 9/16 inches to 2-1/2 inches
• Nylon construction provides electrical isolation and resistance to moisture
• Combines cord set and threaded connector in a single accessory
• Lightweight design at 0.32 pounds
• Sold as an individual unit with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed for use with PARKER air cylinders in the 9/16 inch to 2-1/2 inch bore size range.

Installation Notes

This accessory is installed by maintenance technicians or automation system integrators working on pneumatic cylinder assemblies. Before installation, isolate and depressurize the pneumatic circuit and de-energize any associated electrical control circuits. Use appropriate hand tools to thread the connector to the specified torque as called out in the cylinder manufacturer service documentation. Verify the cord set routing does not create a pinch or abrasion point during full cylinder stroke.