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The PARKER 1.12NLP92.00 is a double acting rodless air cylinder designed for linear motion control in pneumatic systems. It features a 1-1/8 inch bore and a 2 inch stroke, with a maximum working pressure rating of 250 psi. The body is constructed from aluminum with steel components, keeping weight low at 0.51 pounds while maintaining structural integrity under cycling loads. A 1/8 inch NPT port provides air connection, and nitrile butadiene rubber seals deliver reliable performance across a broad range of operating conditions. Licensed HVAC, mechanical, and industrial service technicians install this cylinder in automated equipment, valve actuation assemblies, and compact motion control applications.
This cylinder suits light-duty pneumatic automation where space is limited and a rodless design is preferred to reduce overall actuator length. The head or cap mounting style accommodates flexible installation orientations. With an overall width of 2 inches and a body length of approximately 3.047 inches, it fits into compact panel or bracket configurations. The female rod thread size of 5/16-24 allows direct coupling to load hardware without additional adapters in most standard setups.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for pneumatic automation systems requiring a double acting rodless air cylinder with a 1-1/8 inch bore and 1/8 inch NPT porting.
Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic systems technician or mechanical contractor. Depressurize the air supply and bleed residual pressure from the line before disassembling any existing cylinder or fittings. Verify that supply pressure does not exceed 250 psi and that port fittings are compatible with 1/8 inch NPT threading before completing the air connection. Follow applicable machinery safety standards and equipment manufacturer guidelines when integrating the cylinder into an automated assembly.
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