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The PARKER 3.25T4MA2UV14ZA02.00 is a double acting rodless air cylinder designed for linear motion control in pneumatic systems. It features a 3-1/4 inch bore and a 2 inch stroke, with a maximum working pressure of 250 psi. The body is constructed from aluminum, keeping weight manageable while providing structural durability. A fluorocarbon seal package supports reliable performance across a range of operating conditions. The 1/2 NPTF port accommodates standard compressed air plumbing connections. This cylinder is sized for industrial automation, machine building, and process equipment applications where a compact rodless design is required. Installation is typically performed by millwrights, pneumatic systems technicians, or maintenance mechanics.
This rodless cylinder is suited for applications where a conventional rod-style cylinder would create spatial constraints along the stroke axis. The basic mount style allows direct integration into machine frames or custom mounting structures. With an overall length of 6-1/4 inches and an overall width of 3-3/4 inches, it fits into moderately compact assemblies. It is commonly used in conveying, positioning, and clamping systems found in light to medium industrial environments. The 3/4-16 female rod thread size facilitates connection to compatible load-bearing hardware.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for industrial pneumatic systems requiring a double acting rodless cylinder with a 3-1/4 inch bore and basic mount configuration.
Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic systems technician or millwright. Depressurize and lock out the compressed air supply before removing or installing any pneumatic cylinder. Confirm that port connections are torqued to the fitting manufacturer specifications and that all air lines are free of contamination before pressurizing the system. Verify that the mounting structure can support the load and reaction forces generated at full working pressure.
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