Parker 2.00NLPE92.00 Air Cylinder 2 in Bore 2 in Stroke

Product Description

The PARKER 2.00NLPE92.00 is a single-acting rodless air cylinder designed for pneumatic linear motion applications in industrial and mechanical systems. With a 2-inch bore and 2-inch stroke, this cylinder delivers compact, reliable actuation where space is limited. The body is constructed from steel and aluminum, and the rod measures 0.75 inches in diameter with a 1/2-20 female rod thread. Port connections are 1/8 NPT. Mounting is via head or cap style. This unit is installed by industrial maintenance technicians, pneumatic systems specialists, and mechanical contractors working on automated equipment, fixtures, and assembly machinery.

This cylinder fits into single-acting pneumatic circuit configurations where air pressure drives the stroke in one direction and a spring or external load returns the piston. The head or cap mounting style supports flexible integration into custom fabricated brackets, machine frames, and tooling fixtures. The nitrile butadiene rubber seal material suits standard shop-air environments. Overall length is 6.156 inches, keeping the footprint tight for space-constrained installations. Typical applications include clamping, positioning, ejecting, and valve actuation in light-to-medium duty industrial settings.

Key Features

• Single-acting design with 2-inch bore and 2-inch stroke for compact linear actuation
• Steel and aluminum construction balances strength with weight reduction
• 1/8 NPT port for straightforward connection to standard pneumatic fittings
• Nitrile butadiene rubber seals provide reliable performance in standard compressed-air systems
• Head or cap mounting style supports multiple installation orientations
• 1/2-20 female rod thread for direct attachment to tooling or load hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for single-acting pneumatic cylinder applications requiring a 2-inch bore, 2-inch stroke, and 1/8 NPT porting.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic systems technician or industrial maintenance professional. Depressurize and isolate the pneumatic circuit fully before removing or installing any cylinder. Verify port alignment and thread engagement before applying system air pressure. Follow applicable OSHA and ASME safety standards for pneumatic system maintenance and component replacement.