Linear Orifice Shock Absorbers Series

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1 Catalog No. BK-A000 Linear Orifice Shock Absorbers Series 1 sizes in 1 models ranging in size from M to M Introducing our new short-stroke type! Excellent for absorbing shocks in tight places! Hex socket on the back end is useful for mounting and adjusting installation position

2 Shock absorbers designed by pneumatic cylinder engineers Linear Orifice Shock Absorbers KSHJ KSHJ6 KSHJ66 KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ Long stroke A wealth of variations with sizes from M to M 1 sizes and 1 models KSHJ1 KSHJ11 KSHJ16 KSHJ116 KSHJ Supports a wide variety of impact masses KSHJ0 Supports a wide range of impacting objects, from grams (g) with the M size to tons (t) with the M size. Supports a wide variety of impact speeds KSHJ Supports maximum impact speeds of 0. m/s to m/s. Stopper nut not needed Workpieces directly contact the end of the body, so there is no need for mounting a stopper nut. Mounting is easy and saves space. Body is entirely threaded Entire body is threaded to maximize the range of installation positions and also improve heat dissipation. Note: Except for M and M6 sizes. Supports high cycle times Reduces the time from impact to end of operation. Even if the workpiece mass and speed changes, our original linear orifice construction automatically adjusts to prevent wasted operation time. Combined with reduced vibration, this contributes to improved productivity. Silent design Reducing the impact value at collision decreases the noise at workpiece impact. Short stroke type Perfect in low speed range for shock absorbing in limited spaces. CAUTION Long stroke type Making the absorbing stroke longer allows for softer absorption of shocks. Read the safety precautions on page before using this product.

3 Introducing new short stroke type (with hexagon socket)! 9 mm Standard M mm mm Short stroke M0 Overall length reduced for shock absorbing in tight locations! 66 mm mm 1 mm Standard M1 Short stroke M16 Up to 6% reduction in overall length compared to the same standard threaded body type (for M0). Excellent for absorbing shocks in tight locations as a stopper between cylinder stroke ends because overall short length. Fine position adjustments are easy with more models available with hex sockets. KSHJ KSHJ6 KSHJ16 KSHJ1 KSHJ16 KSHJ0 Short stroke type List of KSHJ body thread sizes Size Short stroke Standard Long stroke Body thread size pitch M KSHJ M0. M6 KSHJ6 KSHJ66 M60. M KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ M0. M1 M KSHJ6 KSHJ KSHJ M1 M1 KSHJ16 KSHJ1 M11 M1 KSHJ1 KSHJ11 M11. M16 KSHJ16 KSHJ16 M161. M1 KSHJ116 M11. M0 KSHJ0 KSHJ016 M01. M KSHJ M1. M KSHJ M1. M M KSHJ M1. M M0 KSHJ00 M01. M KSHJ0 M1. M6 KSHJ6 M61. M KSHJ KSHJ0 M1. M KSHJ M1. M KSHJ M Options With cap With stopper nut With side mounting bracket Linear orifice for low impact and long life Use of a linear orifice mechanism, in which the orifice changes linearly, ensures smooth shock absorption and long life. Achieves the performance of shock absorbers with next-size-up stroke lengths, to reduce vibrations on mounting frames and equipment. Single orifice type shock absorber Operation principle The piston stroke linearly squeezes the oil path, for soft absorption of shocks. M M Stroke Impact value Multi orifice type shock absorber Linear orifice type shock absorber Large oil path Small oil path Stroke "Linear orifice" is a registered trademark of Koganei Corporation.

4 Safety precautions (KSHJ series shock absorber) Always read these precautions carefully before use. Before selecting and using the products, please read all the safety precautions carefully to ensure proper product use. The safety precautions described below are to help you use the product safely and correctly, and to prevent injury or damage to you, other people, and assets. Always adhere to the following safety regulations: ISO1 (Pneumatic fluid power - General rules and safety requirements for systems and their components) and JIS B 0 (General rules relating to pneumatic systems). Items are ranked according to degree of potential danger or damage: DANGER!, WARNING!, CAUTION!, and ATTENTION! DANGER WARNING Indicates situations that can be clearly predicted as dangerous. Failure to avoid the situation creates the risk of death or serious injury. It could also result in damage or destruction of assets. Indicates situations that, while not immediately dangerous, could become dangerous. Failure to avoid the situation creates the risk of death or serious injury. It could also result in damage or destruction of assets. Indicates situations that, while not immediately dangerous, could become dangerous. CAUTION Failure to avoid the situation creates the risk of minor or semi-serious injury. It could also result in damage or destruction of assets. While there is little chance of injury, this content refers to points that should be observed for ATTENTION appropriate use of the product. This product was designed and manufactured for use in general industrial machinery. When selecting and handling equipment, the system designer or another person with sufficient knowledge and experience should always read the safety precautions, catalog, instruction manual and other literature before commencing operation. Improper handling is dangerous. After reading the catalog, instruction manual, etc., always keep them in a location where they are readily available for reference to users of this product. If transferring or lending the product to another person, always attach the catalog, instruction manual, etc., to the product where they are easily visible, to ensure that the new user can use the product safely and properly. The danger, warning and caution items listed under these safety precautions do not cover all possible contingencies. Read the catalog and instruction manual carefully, and always keep safety first. DANGER Do not use the product for the purposes listed below: 1. Medical equipment related to maintenance or management of human lives or bodies.. Machines or equipment designed for the purpose of moving or transporting people.. Critical safety components in mechanical devices. This product has not been planned or designed for purposes that require high levels of safety. Using the product in any of the ways described above creates the risk of loss of human life. Do not use the product in locations with or near dangerous substances such as flammable or ignitable substances. This product is not explosion-proof. It could ignite or burst into flames. When mounting the product and workpiece, always make sure they are firmly supported and secured in place. Ensure the mounting material is strong enough. If the product falls over, is dropped, or breaks, it may result in injury. Never attempt to modify the product in any way. Abnormal operation can lead to injury, etc. Never attempt inappropriate disassembly, assembly or repair of the product relating to basic construction, or to its performance or to functions. This can lead to injury, etc. Do not splash water on the product. Spraying it with water, washing it, or using it under water could result in malfunction leading to injury, etc. While the product is in operation, avoid touching it with your hands or otherwise approaching too close. Also, do not mount shock absorbers or make adjustments while the equipment is in operation. The equipment may move suddenly, possibly resulting in injury. WARNING Do not use the product in excess of its specification range. Doing so creates the risk of product breakdown, loss of function, or damage. It could also drastically reduce operating life. The small screw on the back end of the shock absorber should never be loosened or removed. Oil may leak out of the shock absorber leading to a loss of functionality and resulting in injury. When conducting any kind of operation for the product, such as maintenance, inspection, repair, or replacement, always turn off the air supply and power to the equipment and make sure that the equipment is completely stopped. When mounting the product, always follow the handling instructions and precautions. Also when mounting the product, before operation, check that the mounting nut is tightened and not loose and then operate the product. If the mounting nut is loose, etc., this will result in damage to the equipment and accidents. Do not allow the product to be thrown into fire. The product could explode, ignite, and/or release toxic gases. Do not place a load on the product, or place other objects on it. It could lead to damaged or broken products that result in degraded performance, function stops, etc. If the product has not been used for over 0 days, it is possible that the contacting parts may have become stuck, leading to abnormal operation at impact. Check for proper operation a minimum of once every 0 days. Do not use the product at the beach in direct sunlight, near mercury lamps, or near equipment that generates ozone. Ozone causes rubber components to deteriorate resulting in reduced performance, or a limitation or stop of functions. CAUTION Do not use in locations that are subject to direct sunlight (ultraviolet rays); locations with high humidity and temperature, dust, salt, or iron powder; or in locations with fluids and/or ambient atmosphere that include organic solvents, phosphate ester type hydraulic oil, sulfur dioxide, chlorine gas, acids, etc. It could lead to early shutdown of some functions, a sudden degradation of performance, and a reduced operating life. For information about materials, see Major Parts and Materials. When installing the product, be sure to allow adequate work space around it. Failure to do so will make it more difficult to conduct daily inspections or maintenance, which could eventually lead to system shutdown or damage to the product. When transporting or mounting a heavy product, firmly support the product using a lift or support, or use multiple people to ensure personal safety. Also, wear protective gloves and use safety boots etc. for protection as necessary. Always post an "operations in progress" sign for installations, adjustments, or other operations, to avoid unintentional supplying of air or electrical power, etc. Unintentional supplying of air or electrical power can cause the equipment to operate and may result in injury. Never apply lubrication to the sliding parts. This leads to changes in the physical properties and deterioration of the materials used, resulting in reduced functionality. Attempting to use the shock absorber with a cap over the specification range could result in damage to the cap or to its flying off and causing personal injury. Moreover, if cracks or fractures appear in the cap, replace it as quickly as possible. Always wash your hands thoroughly after touching the oil or grease used on the shock absorber. There is a danger that smoking may cause the grease or oil on your hands to catch fire and release toxic gases.

5 Safety precautions (shock absorber KSHJ series) As a means to prevent vibration, do not use the product at a high frequency that exceeds the value in the catalog. It could drastically reduce the product's operating life. ATTENTION Whenever considering use of this product in situations or environments not specifically noted in the catalog or instruction manual, or in applications where safety is an important requirement such as in aircraft equipment, combustion equipment, leisure equipment, safety equipment, and other places where human life or assets may be greatly affected, take adequate safety precautions such as allowing plenty of margin for ratings and performance, or fail-safe measures. Contact the sales department at Koganei regarding use in such applications. When the product can no longer be used, or is no longer necessary, dispose of it appropriately, according to the "Law Regarding the Disposal and Cleaning of Waste" or other local governmental rules and regulations, as industrial waste. The product can exhibit degraded performance and function over its operating life. Always conduct daily inspections and confirm that all requisite system functions are satisfied, to prevent accidents from happening. When handling the product, wear protective gloves, safety glasses, safety shoes, and other protective clothing. The maximum absorption in the specifications are for a normal temperature (0 to C). Be aware that performance and characteristics change depending on the operating temperature. The shock absorber's absorption capacity changes depending on the speed of the impacting object. Use the product within the ranges of the selection graphs (impact mass, impact speed diagram) on pages to. When selecting a product, see the shock absorber selection information on our home page. For inquiries about the product, consult your nearest Koganei sales office or Koganei Overseas Department. The addresses and telephone numbers are shown on the back cover of this catalog. Always read these precautions carefully before use. Warranty and General Disclaimer 1. Warranty Period Koganei warrants this product for a period of no more than 10 days from delivery.. Scope of Warranty and General Disclaimer (1) The Koganei product warranty covers individual products. When a product purchased from Koganei or from an authorized Koganei distributor malfunctions during the warranty period in a way that is found to be attributable to Koganei responsibility, Koganei will repair or replace the product free of charge. Even if a product is still within the warranty period, its durability is determined by its operation cycles and other factors. Contact your nearest Koganei sales office or the Koganei overseas department for details. () Koganei shall not be held responsible for any losses or for any damage to other machinery caused by breakdown, loss of function, or loss of performance of Koganei products. () Koganei shall not be held responsible for any losses due to use or storage of the product in a way that is outside of the product specifications prescribed in Koganei catalogs and the instruction manual, and/or due to actions that violate the mounting, installation, adjustment, maintenance and other safety precautions. () Koganei shall not be held responsible for any losses caused by breakdown of the product due to factors outside the responsibility of Koganei, including but not limited to fire, natural disaster, the actions of third parties, and intentional actions or errors by you. Other Always observe the following items. 1. When using this product in a system, use only genuine Koganei parts or equivalent (recommended) parts. When conducting maintenance and repairs, always use genuine Koganei parts or compatible parts (recommended parts). Always observe the prescribed methods and procedures.. Never attempt unauthorized disassembly or assembly of the product relating to its basic construction, its performance, or its functions. Koganei shall not be held responsible for any problems that occur as a result of these items not being properly observed.

6 Handling instructions and precautions General precautions Cover the unit when mounting it in locations where it might be subject to excessive dust, dripping water, dripping oil, etc. Water, oil, or dust on the piston rod results in damage and decreases service life.. For swing impacts, ensure that the deflection angle between the load direction and the center line of the shock absorber is at or below the specification values shown on pages to. 6. The small screw on the back end of the shock absorber should never be loosened or removed. Oil may leak out of the shock absorber leading to a loss of functionality and resulting in damage to the equipment and accidents.. When mounting the shock absorber, always use the following maximum tightening torque guidelines. Tightening using excessive force may result in damage. Mounting 1. Mount the shock absorber so that the load contacts at the center of the rod, and it is not subjected to off-centered loads. An off-centered load could result in breakage or defective rod returns. If there is concern that off-centered loads will occur, install a guide, etc.. Two or more shock absorbers can be mounted in parallel, to boost absorption capacity. In such an arrangement, however, be careful to ensure that the load is evenly distributed to each shock absorber.. To adjust the capacity with the stroke, adjust the stopper nut (-S) or add an external stopper.. If using with a cap, always mount a stopper nut (-S) or an external stopper to ensure that the cap is not subjected to loads at the stroke end. The stopper nut mounting position must not exceed the distance shown in the table below. You can use it without a stopper nut or external stopper, but over the long-term, the stop location changes due to cap deformation and wear. KSHJC-01,-0 KSHJ6C-01,-0 KSHJ66C-01,-0 KSHJC-01,-0,-11,-1 KSHJC-01,-11 KSHJC-01,-0,-11,-1 KSHJ6C-01,-0 KSHJC-01,-0 KSHJC-01,-0 KSHJ16C-01,0 KSHJ1C-01,-0 KSHJ1C-01,0 KSHJ11C-01,-0 KSHJ16C-01,-0 KSHJ16C-01,-0 KSHJ116C-01,-0 KSHJ0C-01,-0 KSHJ016C-01,-0 KSHJC-01,-0 KSHJC-01,-11,-1 KSHJC-01,-0,-11,-1 KSHJ00C-01,-0,-0 KSHJ0C-01,-0,-0 KSHJ6C-01,-0,-0 KSHJC-01,-0 KSHJ0C-01,-0 KSHJC-01,-0 KSHJC-01,-0 A mm KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ6 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ66 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0,-11,-1 KSHJ (C)-01,-11 KSHJ (C)-01,-0,-11,-1 KSHJ6 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ16 (C)-01,0 KSHJ1 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ1 (C)-01,0 KSHJ11 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ16 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ16 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ116 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ0 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ016 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-11,-1 KSHJ (C)-01,-0,-11,-1 KSHJ00 (C)-01,-0,-0 KSHJ0 (C)-01,-0,-0 KSHJ6 (C)-01,-0,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ0 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 Outer diameter of nut Hook wrench Hook the wrench into the groove on the nut to use it Nm Maximum tightening torque Note: The KSHJ x (C) -01, and -0 use nominal number AN09 mounting nut prescribed in JIS B (nuts for rolling bearings). Use a hook wrench (nominal to 6 or 6 to 0) for tightening.. Ensure that the hardness of the surface directly impacting the piston rod of the shock absorber is over HRc0 hardness (excluding models with cap).

7 Selection guidelines Cautions for using the selection graphs 1. The selection graphs are calculated with a cylinder operating air pressure of 0. MPa.. Select a shock absorber that is as close to, yet within, the capacity line(s).. You can select them on the Koganei home page. Go to Selection graph KSHJ KSHJ6 KSHJ66 Impact mass m kg KSHJ-0 KSHJ-01 Impact mass m kg KSHJ6-0 KSHJ6-01 Impact mass m kg KSHJ66-0 KSHJ66-01 Impact speedv Impact speed v Impact speed v KSHJ (with hexagon socket) Impact mass m kg KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 KSHJ Impact mass m kg KSHJ-01,-11 KSHJ Impact mass m kg KSHJ-01,-11 KSHJ-0,-1 Impact speed v Impact speed v Impact speed v KSHJ6 (with hexagon socket) KSHJ6-01 KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ-01 Impact mass m kg KSHJ6-0 Impact mass m kg KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 Impact mass m kg KSHJ-0 Impact speed v Impact speed v Impact speed v 6

8 Selection guidelines KSHJ16 (with hexagon socket) Impact mass m kg KSHJ16-01 KSHJ16-0 KSHJ1 Impact mass m kg KSHJ1-01 KSHJ1-0 KSHJ1 (with hexagon socket) Impact mass m kg KSHJ1-01 KSHJ1-0 Impact speedv Impact speedv Impact speedv KSHJ11 Impact mass m kg KSHJ11-01 KSHJ11-0 KSHJ16 (with hexagon socket) Impact mass m kg KSHJ16-01 KSHJ16-0 KSHJ16 Impact mass m kg KSHJ16-01 KSHJ16-0 Impact speedv Impact speedv Impact speedv KSHJ116 Impact mass m kg KSHJ KSHJ116-0 KSHJ0 (with hexagon socket) Impact mass m kg KSHJ0-01 KSHJ0-0 KSHJ016 Impact mass m kg KSHJ KSHJ016-0 Impact speedv Impact speedv Impact speedv KSHJ KSHJ-01 KSHJ KSHJ-11 KSHJ KSHJ-01,-11 Impact mass m kg KSHJ-0 Impact mass m kg KSHJ-01,-1 Impact mass m kg KSHJ-0,-1 Impact speedv Impact speedv Impact speedv

9 Selection guidelines KSHJ00 Impact mass m kg KSHJ00-01 KSHJ00-0 KSHJ00-0 Impact speedv KSHJ0 Impact mass m kg KSHJ0-01 KSHJ0-0 KSHJ0-0 Impact speedv KSHJ6 KSHJ6-01 Impact mass m kg KSHJ6-0 KSHJ6-0 Impact speedv KSHJ Impact mass m kg KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 Impact speedv KSHJ0 Impact mass m kg KSHJ0-01 KSHJ0-0 Impact speedv KSHJ Impact mass m kg KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 Impact speedv KSHJ Impact mass m kg KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 Impact speedv

10 Selection Guidelines Recommended cylinder bore size Cylinder bore KSHJ KSHJ6 KSHJ66 KSHJ (with hexagon socket) KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ6 (with hexagon socket) KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ16 (with hexagon socket) KSHJ1 KSHJ1 (with hexagon socket) KSHJ11 KSHJ16 (with hexagon socket) KSHJ16 KSHJ116 KSHJ0 (with hexagon socket) KSHJ016 KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ00 KSHJ0 KSHJ6 KSHJ KSHJ0 KSHJ KSHJ 9

11 Linear orifice shock absorber Specifications Item KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 KSHJ6-01 KSHJ6-0 KSHJ66-01 KSHJ66-0 Maximum absorption capacity J Absorption stroke mm 6 Maximum impact speed m/s Maximum operating cycle cycle/min 90 0 Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min 0 Spring return force N Deflection angle 1 or less Operating temperature range Note C 0 to 60 KSHJ-01, -11 KSHJ-0, -1 KSHJ-01, -11 KSHJ-01, -11 KSHJ-0, -1 Item (with hexagon socket) (with hexagon socket) Maximum absorption capacity J Absorption stroke mm Maximum impact speed m/s Maximum operating cycle cycle/min Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min 6 60 Spring return force N Deflection angle 1 or less Operating temperature range Note C 0 to 60 KSHJ6-01 KSHJ6-0 KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 Item (with hexagon socket) (with hexagon socket) Maximum absorption capacity J Absorption stroke mm 6 Maximum impact speed m/s Maximum operating cycle cycle/min Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min Spring return force N 9. Deflection angle 1 or less Operating temperature range Note C 060 Item KSHJ16-01 KSHJ16-0 (with hexagon socket) (with hexagon socket) KSHJ1-01 KSHJ1-0 Note: The shock absorber's shock absorbing capacity fluctuates based on speed and ambient temperature. Use the product within the performance range shown by the capacity lines in the graphs on pages to. KSHJ1-01 KSHJ1-0 (with hexagon socket) (with hexagon socket) Maximum absorption capacity J 6. Absorption stroke mm 6 Maximum impact speed m/s Maximum operating cycle cycle/min 60 Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min Spring return force N.6 1. Deflection angle 1 or less Operating temperature range Note C 0 to 60

12 Specifications KSHJ16-01 KSHJ16-0 KSHJ11-01 KSHJ11-0 KSHJ16-01 KSHJ16-0 Item (with hexagon socket) (with hexagon socket) Maximum absorption capacity J. Absorption stroke mm 1 Maximum impact speed m/s Maximum operating cycle cycle/min 60 0 Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min Spring return force N Deflection angle 1 or less or less Operating temperature range Note C 0 to 60 KSHJ0-01 KSHJ0-0 KSHJ KSHJ116-0 KSHJ KSHJ016-0 Item (with hexagon socket) (with hexagon socket) Maximum absorption capacity J Absorption stroke mm Maximum impact speed m/s Maximum operating cycle cycle/min 0 0 Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min 0 00 Spring return force N Deflection angle or less Operating temperature range Note C 0 to 60 Item KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 KSHJ-01 KSHJ-11 KSHJ-1 Maximum absorption capacity J 60 Absorption stroke mm Maximum impact speed m/s Maximum operating cycle cycle/min 0 Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min Spring return force N. Deflection angle or less Operating temperature range Note C 0 to 60 KSHJ-01,-11 KSHJ-0,-1 Item KSHJ00-01 KSHJ00-0 KSHJ00-0 Maximum absorption capacity J Absorption stroke mm 0 Maximum impact speed m/s Maximum operating cycle cycle/min 0 0 Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min Spring return force N. 1. Deflection angle or less Operating temperature range Note C 0 to 60 Note: The shock absorber's shock absorbing capacity fluctuates based on speed and ambient temperature. Use the product within the ranges of the selection graphs (impact mass, impact speed diagram) on pages to. 11

13 Specifications Item KSHJ0-01 KSHJ0-0 KSHJ0-0 KSHJ6-01 KSHJ6-0 KSHJ6-0 Maximum absorption capacity J Absorption stroke mm 0 Maximum impact speed m/s 1 1 Maximum operating cycle cycle/min 0 0 Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min Spring return force N Deflection angle or less Operating temperature range Note C 0 to 60 Item KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 KSHJ0-01 KSHJ0-0 Maximum absorption capacity J Absorption stroke mm 0 Maximum impact speed m/s 1 1 Maximum operating cycle cycle/min Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min Spring return force N Deflection angle or less 1 or less Operating temperature range Note C 0 to 60 Item KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 KSHJ-01 KSHJ-0 Maximum absorption capacity J 00 0 Absorption stroke mm Maximum impact speed m/s 1 1 Maximum operating cycle cycle/min Maximum absorption capacity per unit of time J/min Spring return force N Deflection angle or less Operating temperature range Note C 0 to 60 Note: The shock absorber's shock absorbing capacity fluctuates based on speed and ambient temperature. Use the product within the performance range shown by the capacity lines in the graphs on pages to. 1

14 Mass g KSHJ-01, -0 Body 1. Additional mass (option) With side mounting bracket With stopper nut With cap KSHJ6-01, KSHJ66-01, KSHJ-01, -0, -11,-1 (with hexagon socket) 1 0. KSHJ-01, KSHJ-01, -0, -11, KSHJ6-01, -0 (with hexagon socket) KSHJ-01, KSHJ-01, KSHJ16-01, -0 (with hexagon socket) 1 1. KSHJ1-01, KSHJ1-01, -0 (with hexagon socket) 1 1. KSHJ11-01, KSHJ16-01, -0 (with hexagon socket) 6 1. KSHJ16-01, KSHJ116-01, KSHJ0-01, -0 (with hexagon socket) KSHJ016-01, KSHJ-01, KSHJ KSHJ-11, KSHJ-01, KSHJ-11, KSHJ00-01, -0, KSHJ0-01, -0, KSHJ6-01, -0, KSHJ-01, KSHJ0-01, KSHJ-01, KSHJ-01, Calculation example: The mass of KSHJC-01-S- (with cap, stopper, and side mount) is =.6 g 1

15 Order Codes Short stroke type (with hexagon socket) KSHJ Linear orifice Shock absorber Blank: No cap C : With cap Body thread size stroke Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut S : With stopper nut Impact speed range 01: 0.1 to 1 m/s (Refer to the following table regarding maximum shock absorbing capacity) 0: 0.1 to 1 m/s (Refer to the following table regarding maximum shock absorbing capacity) 11: 0.1 to 1 m/s (body thread size M1) (Refer to the following table regarding maximum shock absorbing capacity) only KSHJ x supported 1: 0.1 to 1 m/s (body thread size M1) (Refer to the following table regarding maximum shock absorbing capacity) only KSHJ x supported Table of maximum shock absorbing capacity Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ KSHJ Units: J KSHJ Blank: No cap C : With cap Impact speed range 01: 0.1 to 0. m/s 0: 0.1 to 1 m/s Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut S : With stopper nut Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) Linear orifice Shock absorber 6 66 KSHJ Blank: No cap C : With cap Impact speed range 01: 0.1 to 1 m/s Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut S : With stopper nut (Maximum absorption capacity 6: 0.J, 66: 1J) 0: 0.1 to 1 m/s (Maximum absorption capacity 6: 0.J, 66: 0.J) Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) Linear orifice Shock absorber Body thread size stroke

16 Order Codes KSHJ Linear orifice Shock absorber Blank: No cap C : With cap Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut S : With stopper nut Impact speed range 01: 0.1 to 1 m/s (body thread size M0.) 11: 0.1 to 1 m/s (body thread size M1) Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) KSHJ Blank: No cap C : With cap Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut Impact speed range S : With stopper nut 01: 0.1 to 1 m/s 0: 0.1 to m/s 11: 0.1 to 1 m/s (body thread size M1) 1: 0.1 to m/s (body thread size M1) Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) Linear orifice Shock absorber KSHJ Blank: No cap C : With cap Impact speed range 01: 0.1 to 1 m/s 0: 0.1 to m/s Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut S : With stopper nut Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) Linear orifice Shock absorber KSHJ Blank: No cap C : With cap Impact speed range 01: 0.1 to 1 m/s 0: 0.1 to m/s Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut S : With stopper nut Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) Linear orifice Shock absorber Body thread size stroke

17 Order Codes KSHJ Linear orifice Shock absorber Blank: No cap C : With cap Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut S : With stopper nut Impact speed range 01: 0.1 to 1. m/s (body thread size M1.) 11: 0.1 to 1 m/s (body thread size M ) 1: 0.1 to 1. m/s (body thread size M ) Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) KSHJ Linear orifice Shock absorber Blank: No cap C : With cap Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut S : With stopper nut Impact speed range 01: 0.1 to 1 m/s (body thread size M 1.) 0: 0.1 to 1. m/s (body thread size M1.) 11: 0.1 to 1 m/s (body thread size M) 1: 0.1 to 1. m/s (body thread size M ) Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) KSHJ Blank: No cap C : With cap Impact speed range 01: 0.1 to 1 m/s 0: 0.1 to m/s 0: 0.1 to m/s Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut S : With stopper nut Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) Linear orifice Shock absorber Body thread size stroke KSHJ Blank: No cap C : With cap Impact speed range 01: 0.1 to 1 m/s 0: 0.1 to m/s Stopper nut Blank: No stopper nut S : With stopper nut Mounting bracket Blank: No mounting bracket : With side mounting bracket (side mounting type) Linear orifice Shock absorber Body thread size stroke 0 16

18 Order Codes Additional Parts Side mounting bracket Stopper nut Mounting nut - KSH - M S - KSH - M N - KSH - M M to M0: 1 pack has units Note M to M: 1 pack has units Thread size : M0. 6: M60. : M0. : M1 1: M11 1: M11. 16: M161. 1: M11. 0: M01. : M1. : M1. : M1. 0: M01. : M1. 6: M61. : M1. : M1. : M -KSH-M-11 (Thread size: M1) -KSH-M-11 (Thread size: M) -KSH-M-11 (Thread size: M) Thread size : M0. 6: M60. : M0. : M1 1: M11 1: M11. 16: M161. 1: M11. 0: M01. : M1. : M1. : M1. 0: M01. : M1. 6: M61. : M1. : M1. : M S-KSH-M-11 (Thread size: M1) S-KSH-M-11 (Thread size: M) S-KSH-M-11 (Thread size: M) Thread size : M0. 6: M60. : M0. : M1 1: M11 1: M11. 16: M161. 1: M11. 0: M01. : M1. : M1. : M1. 0: M01. : M1. 6: M61. : M1. : M1. : M N-KSH-M-11 (Thread size: M1) N-KSH-M-11 (Thread size: M) N-KSH-M-11 (Thread size: M) Note The mounting nut for thread size M is nominal number AN09 prescribed in JIS B (nuts for rolling bearings). 1

19 Inner Construction and Major Parts and Materials M to M size!0 w w r u e! o q! C (with cap) t!!1 i y! Note: Some parts and interior shapes may vary depending on size. No. Name Body Note 1 Piston rod Note Sleeve Plug Accumulator Spring Rod seal Oil Piston ring Collar O-ring Screw Mounting nut Materials Copper alloy (nickel plated) Steel (nickel plated) Copper alloy Stainless steel Synthetic rubber Spring steel Synthetic rubber Special oil Copper alloy Plastic (POM) Stainless steel, copper alloy Synthetic rubber Mild steel (zinc plated) Mild steel (nickel plated) Note 1: KSHJ, 6, and are stainless steel : KSHJ is stainless steel M0 to M size!1!0!6 w w r u!! qt e o!i y!! C (with cap) Note: Some parts and interior shapes may vary depending on size. No. Name Body Piston rod Sleeve Plug Accumulator Spring Rod seal Oil Piston ring Metal cap Collar O-ring Button head screw Mounting nut Hexagon socket head screw Materials Free-cutting steel (nickel plated) Steel (nickel plated) Copper alloy Stainless steel Synthetic rubber Spring steel Synthetic rubber Special oil Copper alloy [KSHJ,, stainless steel] Stainless steel Plastic (POM) Stainless steel Synthetic rubber Stainless steel Mild steel (nickel plated) Mild steel (nickel plated) 1

20 Dimensions (mm) Short stroke type (with hexagon socket) No rod end cap: KSHJ- B (stroke) A C D F G With rod end cap: KSHJC- R S B C (stroke) J H T E Width across flats L, Hexagon socket depth N E Symbol A B C D E F G H J L N R S T KSHJ (C)-01,-0. M KSHJ (C)-11,-1. M KSHJ6 (C)-01,-0 6 M KSHJ16 (C)-01,-0 6 M KSHJ1 (C)-01,-0 61 M KSHJ16 (C)-01,-0 61 M KSHJ0 (C)-01, M No rod end cap: KSHJ, KSHJ6, KSHJ66 A B C (stroke) F K G Q With rod end cap: KSHJC, KSHJ6C KSHJ66C R J N H T nuts E S B (stroke) E Symbol KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ6 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ66 (C)-01,-0 A B C E F M0. M60. M60. G. H J 1. K.. N Q R.. 9. S. T..6.6 No rod end cap: KSHJ- A With rod end cap: KSHJC- (stroke) B C R J D nuts F E K N Q H G (width across flats) T S B (stroke) C E Symbol KSHJ (C)-01 KSHJ (C)-11 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-11,-1 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ1 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ11 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ16 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ116 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ016 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01 KSHJ (C)-11,-1 A B C D E F G H J K L N Q R S T M0. M1 M0. M1 M1 M1 M11 M11. M161. M11. M01. M1. M1. M

21 Dimensions (mm) No rod end cap: KSHJ- With rod end cap: KSHJC- 1 6 (stroke) (width across flats) (stroke) nuts M M M M No rod end cap: KSHJ- With rod end cap: KSHJC- B (stroke) D A C F K G L (width across flats) S B C (stroke) R E E Symbol KSHJ00 (C)-01,-0,-0 KSHJ0 (C)-01,-0,-0 KSHJ6 (C)-01,-0,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 KSHJ0 (C)-01,-0 KSHJ (C)-01,-0 A B C D 6 E M01. M1. M61. M1. M1. M F G H J K L R S 0 0 T No rod end cap: KSHJ-01, -0 With rod end cap: KSHJC-01, -0 0 (stroke) (width across flats) 10 (stroke) 1 6 J H T J nuts. 1 nuts M1. M1. 0

22 Additional Parts Dimensions (mm) Side mounting bracket: -KSH-- (-) Symbol AE AF AH AL AP AR AT -KSH-M 1 1 M0.., 6. Counterbore depth. AF AF -KSH-M6 1 1 M60.., 6. Counterbore depth. -KSH-M 1 1 M0.., 6. Counterbore depth. 9 AT -AP AT AR -KSH-M-11 -KSH-M M1 M1., 6. Counterbore depth.., 6. Counterbore depth. 9 9 AH AL -AP AL -KSH-M1 -KSH-M1 -KSH-M16 -KSH-M M11 M11. M161. M11.., 6. Counterbore depth.., Counterbore depth.., Counterbore depth. 6., 11 Counterbore depth AH -KSH-M0 0 M01. 9, 1 Counterbore depth. 16 AE -KSH-M 60 M1. 9, 1 Counterbore depth. M to M0 AE -KSH-M -KSH-M M1. M 9, 1 Counterbore depth. 9, 1 Counterbore depth. M to M -KSH-M 60 M1. 9, 1 Counterbore depth. -KSH-M M 9, 1 Counterbore depth. -KSH-M M01. 9, 1 Counterbore depth. -KSH-M M1. 1, 6 Counterbore depth 1 0 -KSH-M M61. 1, 6 Counterbore depth 1 0 -KSH-M M1. 1, 6 Counterbore depth 1 0 -KSH-M 10 0 M1., 0 Counterbore depth 0 -KSH-M 10 0 M, 0 Counterbore depth 0 Stopper nut: S-KSH-- (-S) Symbol AL AS AX AY S-KSH-M M AL S-KSH-M6 S-KSH-M M60. M AY S-KSH-M-11 S-KSH-M M1 M S-KSH-M1 M AS AX S-KSH-M1 M S-KSH-M16 M S-KSH-M1 M S-KSH-M0 M01.. S-KSH-M M S-KSH-M M S-KSH-M-11 M S-KSH-M M S-KSH-M-11 M S-KSH-M0 M S-KSH-M M S-KSH-M6 M S-KSH-M M1.. S-KSH-M M S-KSH-M M

23 F G H AL Mounting nut: N-KSH N-KSH-M N-KSH-M N-KSH-M6 N-KSH-M N-KSH-M-11 N-KSH-M N-KSH-M1 N-KSH-M1 N-KSH-M16 N-KSH-M1 N-KSH-M0 N-KSH-M N-KSH-M N-KSH-M-11 N-KSH-M N-KSH-M-11 N-KSH-M0 N-KSH-M N-KSH-M6 N-KSH-M N-KSH-M Symbol F 9 1 H G AL M0. M60. M0. M1 M1 M11 M11. M161. M11. M01. M1. M1. M M1. M M01. M1. M61. M1. M Additional Parts Dimensions (mm)

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