Parker SC300-2 Male Button Shock Absorber 3/4-16

Product Description

The PARKER SC300-2 is a male button shock absorber designed to decelerate moving loads and dissipate kinetic energy in industrial automation and motion control applications. The unit features a stainless steel rod measuring 0.19 inches in diameter and a steel body with a black oxide finish, giving it an outside diameter of 0.66 inches and an overall length of 4.62 inches. The 3/4-16 thread allows direct mounting into standard threaded bores. With a stroke length of 0.59 inches, it suits compact installations where space is limited. Maintenance technicians and automation integrators typically install this component in pneumatic or mechanical stop applications.

This shock absorber is suited for light-duty industrial applications including actuator end-of-stroke cushioning, automated assembly fixtures, and conveyor stop stations. The male button style allows the unit to accept contact loads directly on the button face, making it a practical choice for repetitive-cycle machinery. It operates across a temperature range of 32 degrees F to 150 degrees F, supporting use in standard indoor industrial environments. Its compact profile fits into tight mounting envelopes on linear slides, pick-and-place systems, and similar equipment.

Key Features

• Male button absorber style accepts direct face-contact loading
• Stainless steel rod resists corrosion in light-washdown or humid environments
• Black oxide steel body provides basic corrosion resistance and a clean finish
• 3/4-16 threaded body for direct installation into standard threaded mounts
• 0.59-inch stroke in a compact 0.66-inch OD body suits tight machine envelopes
• Rated for operating temperatures from 32 degrees F to 150 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for industrial automation systems requiring a male button shock absorber with 3/4-16 thread and 0.59-inch stroke.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by mechanical or automation technicians. De-energize all pneumatic and electrical circuits and relieve any stored mechanical energy before servicing or replacing this component. Use the appropriate thread-engagement depth to avoid bottoming the body in the bore, and verify alignment so that load contact is centered on the button face. Follow equipment manufacturer guidelines and applicable OSHA machine-guarding standards when reinstalling guards after service.