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The PARKER 2.50TEF4MAU14A03.00 is a double acting rodless air cylinder designed for linear motion control in pneumatic systems. It features a 2.5-inch bore and a 3-inch stroke, with a maximum working pressure of 250 psi. The body is constructed from aluminum, keeping weight manageable while providing structural durability. A 3/8 NPTF port and basic mount style make integration into standard pneumatic circuits straightforward. This cylinder is installed by industrial maintenance technicians and automation specialists working with compressed air systems that require compact, rodless linear actuation.
This cylinder is suited for use in industrial automation, material handling, and machine tool applications where a traditional rod-style cylinder would create interference or where space constraints limit stroke extension beyond the cylinder body length. The basic mount configuration allows for flexible positioning on flat surfaces or within machine frames. The 6.75-inch overall length and 3-inch overall width support installation in moderate-footprint assemblies. Nitrile butadiene rubber seals make this cylinder appropriate for standard shop-air environments operating within its rated pressure range.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct installation component for industrial pneumatic systems requiring a double acting rodless air cylinder with a 2.5-inch bore and basic mount configuration.
Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic systems technician or industrial maintenance professional. Depressurize and lock out the air supply before mounting or servicing this cylinder. Ensure all port connections use appropriate thread sealant compatible with NPTF fittings and verify that system supply pressure does not exceed 250 psi. Confirm alignment of the cylinder with the load path prior to pressurizing the circuit to avoid side-loading the internal mechanism.
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