Parker MC64150-1 Male Button Shock Absorber

Product Description

The PARKER MC64150-1 is a male button shock absorber designed to decelerate and cushion moving loads in industrial automation and motion control applications. It features a 0.75 inch rod diameter, a 2.5 inch outside diameter, and a 5.91 inch stroke length, making it suited for applications requiring substantial energy absorption travel. The overall length measures 17.73 inches. The 2-1/2-12 thread size allows direct mounting into compatible actuator systems or machine frames. This component is typically installed by maintenance technicians and mechanical engineers working on pneumatic or hydraulic linear motion systems.

This shock absorber is used in industrial settings where controlled deceleration of moving machine components is required. Typical applications include end-of-stroke cushioning on pneumatic cylinders, linear slides, robotic arms, and automated assembly equipment. The male button style makes it appropriate for installations where the absorber seats against a fixed or moving contact surface. It is intended for integration into new builds and as a replacement component in existing motion control systems across light to heavy industrial environments.

Key Features

• Male button absorber type for direct contact deceleration in linear motion systems
• 0.75 inch rod diameter provides robust load-bearing capacity
• 5.91 inch stroke length accommodates extended deceleration travel
• 2.5 inch outside diameter for fitment in standard industrial mounting configurations
• 2-1/2-12 thread size for secure threaded installation
• 17.73 inch overall length suits deep or extended mounting envelope requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation shock absorber for industrial linear motion and automation systems requiring a male button style unit with 2-1/2-12 thread, 0.75 inch rod diameter, and 5.91 inch stroke.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial maintenance technician or mechanical engineer. De-energize all pneumatic or hydraulic circuits and lock out power to the machine before removing or installing this component. Verify thread engagement and alignment before applying load to the absorber. Consult applicable OSHA lockout/tagout procedures and equipment manufacturer guidelines during service.