Parker 4.00NLPE92.00 Rodless Air Cylinder 4 in Bore 2 in Stroke

Product Description

The PARKER 4.00NLPE92.00 is a single acting rodless air cylinder designed for linear pneumatic motion control in industrial and mechanical systems. With a 4 inch bore and a 2 inch stroke, it delivers controlled actuation in a compact form factor. The cylinder features a steel and aluminum body construction, nitrile butadiene rubber seals, and a 3/8 NPT port for straightforward pneumatic line connection. It is installed and serviced by industrial mechanics, millwrights, and maintenance technicians working on automated machinery, fixtures, and motion control equipment.

This cylinder is suited for applications where a rodless design conserves axial space without sacrificing bore capacity. The 4 inch bore makes it appropriate for moderate-to-high force pneumatic applications in light industrial and manufacturing environments. The head or cap mounting style gives installers flexibility in how the unit is anchored to machine frames or structural members. The female rod thread size of 3/4-16 allows direct coupling to standard mechanical linkages and end tooling.

Key Features

• Single acting pneumatic operation for simplified circuit design
• 4 inch bore with 2 inch stroke for compact, high-force linear motion
• Steel and aluminum body construction for strength with reduced weight
• Nitrile butadiene rubber seals for reliable performance with standard compressed air
• 3/8 NPT port for compatibility with common pneumatic fittings
• Head or cap mounting style for flexible installation orientation
• Female rod thread size of 3/4-16 for direct mechanical coupling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for single acting pneumatic cylinder applications requiring a 4 inch bore, 2 inch stroke, and 3/8 NPT porting with head or cap mount configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified millwright, industrial mechanic, or pneumatic systems technician. Depressurize and lock out the pneumatic circuit before removing or installing the cylinder. Verify port orientation and mounting alignment before final fastening to avoid side-loading the cylinder body during operation. Consult applicable OSHA and machine-safety standards for pneumatic system maintenance procedures.