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The PARKER 2.50DXPSRM12.00 is a double acting rodless pneumatic air cylinder designed for industrial linear motion applications where a traditional rod-style cylinder cannot be accommodated. Built with a stainless steel body, this cylinder features a 2.5-inch bore and a 12-inch stroke, rated to a maximum working pressure of 250 psi. The 1/4 NPTF port accepts standard pneumatic fittings. With an overall width of 2.62 inches and a total length of 18.94 inches, it is suited for compact mounting arrangements. Licensed millwrights, maintenance technicians, and industrial automation specialists are the typical installers of this component.
This cylinder is applied in manufacturing, material handling, and industrial automation systems where space constraints rule out conventional rod cylinders. The double acting configuration means air pressure drives the carriage in both directions, providing positive force on extension and retraction strokes. The rear pivot and double end mounting options allow flexible integration into machine frames and fixture assemblies. Nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) seals provide reliable performance in general-purpose pneumatic circuits operating on filtered, lubricated, or unlubricated dry air.
Designed as an OEM-style rodless pneumatic cylinder for industrial linear motion applications requiring a double acting, stainless steel body cylinder with a 2.5-inch bore, 12-inch stroke, and 1/4 NPTF porting.
Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial maintenance technician or automation specialist. Isolate and de-energize the pneumatic circuit and relieve all line pressure before removing or installing the cylinder. Confirm that supply air is filtered and regulated to within the 250 psi maximum rated pressure before connecting. Verify that the selected mounting hardware and alignment are appropriate for the load path to avoid side-loading the cylinder carriage.
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