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The PARKER 1.50NLP94.00 is a double acting rodless air cylinder designed for linear motion applications in industrial and automation systems. With a 1.5-inch bore and a 4-inch stroke, it delivers controlled bidirectional pneumatic actuation using shop air. The cylinder body is constructed from aluminum, keeping weight low at 0.62 pounds while maintaining structural rigidity. Maximum working pressure is 250 psi, with 1/8 NPT ports for straightforward air line connections. Nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) seals provide reliable performance across standard temperature and pressure ranges. This cylinder is installed by industrial maintenance technicians and automation specialists in machine building, conveying, and positioning systems.
This rodless cylinder is suited for compact linear motion tasks where a traditional rod-style cylinder would require excessive clearance behind the actuator. The head or cap mounting style offers flexible installation in tight machine frames. With an overall length of 5.125 inches and an overall width of 2.625 inches, it fits into space-constrained assemblies. The 3/8-24 female rod thread accommodates standard end fittings and load attachments. Typical applications include pick-and-place fixtures, slide tables, and guided linear actuators in light industrial environments.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit pneumatic actuator for industrial automation systems requiring a double acting rodless air cylinder with a 1.5-inch bore, 4-inch stroke, and 1/8 NPT porting.
Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial maintenance technician or pneumatic systems specialist. Depressurize and lock out the air supply before removing or installing any pneumatic actuator. Verify that supply pressure does not exceed 250 psi and that port fittings are compatible with 1/8 NPT threads before making connections. Follow the machine manufacturer and applicable OSHA lockout/tagout procedures when servicing actuators in automated equipment.
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