Smc Pneumatics NCQ-L020 Foot Bracket 3/4 Inch NCQ2

Product Description

The SMC PNEUMATICS NCQ-L020 is a foot bracket mounting accessory designed for use with NCQ2 series air cylinders with a 3/4 inch bore. This bracket provides a stable, floor- or surface-mounted base attachment point for the cylinder body, allowing for fixed-position actuation in pneumatic automation systems. Weighing 1.37 pounds, the NCQ-L020 is a compact, purpose-built component that simplifies installation in tight panel or frame assemblies. Pneumatic system integrators and maintenance technicians working with SMC NCQ2 compact cylinders will find this bracket a direct-fit solution for secure cylinder mounting.

This foot bracket is used in industrial and light manufacturing environments where NCQ2 series compact air cylinders require rigid, positional mounting to a frame, base plate, or machine surface. Typical applications include pneumatic actuator assemblies in automated equipment, fixture tooling, and conveyor systems. The bracket mounts to the cylinder body and provides a bolt-down foot for integration into machine frames or subplates. It is well suited for both new builds and service replacements on existing NCQ2 cylinder installations.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for NCQ2 series compact air cylinders with 3/4 inch bore
• Foot bracket style provides fixed surface-mount attachment for cylinder body
• Compact, lightweight design at 1.37 pounds for easy handling and installation
• OEM accessory from SMC PNEUMATICS ensures proper fit and alignment
• Sold individually - minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed for use with SMC NCQ2 series air cylinders with a 3/4 inch bore size.

Installation Notes

Installation of this foot bracket should be performed by a qualified pneumatic systems technician or industrial maintenance professional. Depressurize and lock out the pneumatic system before removing or installing any cylinder or mounting hardware. Ensure all fasteners are torqued to the machine or frame manufacturer specifications and that the cylinder is properly aligned before returning the system to service. Follow applicable OSHA lockout/tagout procedures when servicing pneumatic equipment.