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The PARKER 2.50TEF4MAU14A06.00 is a double acting rodless air cylinder engineered for pneumatic motion control applications in industrial and automation environments. With a 2.5-inch bore and a 6-inch stroke, this cylinder delivers linear actuation in both directions using compressed air. The aluminum body keeps weight manageable at 5.7 pounds while maintaining structural integrity under working pressures up to 250 psi. The 3/8 NPTF port provides a reliable, leak-resistant connection to standard pneumatic lines. Licensed HVAC techs, industrial mechanics, and automation technicians working with pneumatic systems will find this cylinder suited to tight-clearance installations where a conventional rod-style cylinder would not fit.
This rodless cylinder is designed for use in space-constrained linear motion applications across light industrial, manufacturing, and process automation settings. The basic mount style allows direct mounting to machine frames or tooling plates. With an overall length of 9.75 inches and an overall width of 3 inches, it fits into compact machine envelopes. The female rod thread size of 7/16-20 accommodates standard pneumatic tooling attachments. The nitrile butadiene rubber seals support reliable performance across typical shop-air temperature and pressure ranges.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit pneumatic cylinder for industrial automation systems requiring a double acting rodless configuration with a 2.5-inch bore and basic mount style.
Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial mechanic or pneumatic systems technician. Depressurize and lock out the pneumatic supply line before removing the existing cylinder or connecting new fittings. Verify that the supply air is clean and dry, as contaminated air accelerates seal wear. Confirm port thread compatibility before making connections to avoid damage to the NPTF port threads.
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