Parker 3.00NLPR92.00 Rodless Air Cylinder 3 in Bore 2 in Stroke

Product Description

The PARKER 3.00NLPR92.00 is a single-acting rodless air cylinder designed for pneumatic linear motion applications in industrial and mechanical systems. With a 3-inch bore and a 2-inch stroke, it delivers reliable linear force from compressed air without the extended footprint of a conventional rod-style cylinder. The overall length is 4.25 inches. The cylinder body is constructed from steel and aluminum, with a nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) seal for resistance to petroleum-based fluids and typical shop-air contaminants. Licensed pneumatic technicians and industrial maintenance mechanics are the primary installers of this component.

This cylinder is suited for space-constrained linear motion tasks in manufacturing equipment, automated tooling, clamping fixtures, and similar industrial machinery. The 1/4 NPT port accepts standard compressed-air fittings found throughout industrial pneumatic circuits. Head or cap mounting allows flexible integration into existing machine frames or custom brackets. The female rod thread size of 5/8-18 accommodates standard rod-end hardware for direct load attachment.

Key Features

• Single-acting rodless design conserves axial space versus standard rod cylinders
• 3-inch bore delivers meaningful linear force at standard shop-air pressures
• 2-inch stroke suits short-travel clamping, indexing, and positioning tasks
• Steel and aluminum body construction balances strength and weight
• NBR seals rated for compatibility with petroleum-based lubricants and standard compressed air
• 1/4 NPT port accepts widely available pneumatic fittings
• Head or cap mount style provides flexible installation options

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for industrial pneumatic systems requiring a single-acting rodless cylinder with a 3-inch bore and 2-inch stroke and 1/4 NPT porting.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic or industrial maintenance technician. Depressurize the pneumatic circuit completely and lock out the air supply before removing or installing any cylinder. Verify port thread engagement and fitting torque to manufacturer standards using appropriate thread sealant on NPT connections. Confirm that supply pressure and flow capacity fall within the cylinder's rated operating range before returning the system to service.