Parker SC190M2 Male Button Shock Absorber M14 X 1.5

Product Description

The PARKER SC190M2 is a male button shock absorber designed to decelerate moving loads and reduce impact energy in pneumatic and mechanical motion control systems. With a 0.63-inch stroke length, a 0.16-inch rod diameter, and an M14 x 1.5 threaded body, this compact unit provides controlled end-of-travel cushioning in confined installation envelopes. The 0.46-inch outside diameter and 4.5-inch overall length make it suitable for integration into tight actuator assemblies. Maintenance technicians and automation specialists install this type of component to extend the service life of cylinders, fixtures, and tooling by absorbing kinetic energy rather than transferring it to structural members.

This shock absorber is applied in light-duty industrial automation, pneumatic actuator systems, and machine tooling where repetitive end-of-stroke impact must be managed. The male button style allows direct contact with moving platens, slides, or stop surfaces without the need for additional mounting adapters. It is commonly installed in assembly equipment, conveyors, and positioning systems that operate at moderate cycle rates requiring reliable deceleration control.

Key Features

• Male button absorber type for direct end-of-stroke contact applications
• 0.63-inch stroke length provides controlled deceleration travel
• M14 x 1.5 thread for secure body mounting in standard tapped bores
• 0.46-inch outside diameter fits compact actuator and fixture envelopes
• 4.5-inch overall length supports integration in space-constrained assemblies
• Lightweight at 0.18 pounds, minimizing added mass to moving systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation shock absorber for light-duty pneumatic and mechanical motion control systems using M14 x 1.5 threaded mounting configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by automation technicians or mechanical maintenance personnel. De-energize all pneumatic and electrical circuits and relieve system pressure before removing or installing shock absorbers. Use appropriate thread engagement depth to ensure full seating in the tapped bore without bottoming the threads. Follow applicable machine safety standards and equipment OEM guidelines during service.