Air Slide Table Series MXP

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1 ir Slide Table Series XP ø, ø, ø, ø, ø1 X XU XS X XF X X XP XY TS - -X Individual -X 19

2 igh rigidity, igh precision Cylinder is built into the rail of the linear guide. aterial of body and guide block is martensitic stainless steel Stroke adjuster Three types (rubber stopper, metal stopper, shock absorber) are available. ith shock absorber uto switch attachable Switch rail and magnet (Standard) ithout switch rail and magnet are optional. ithout switch rail and magnet ighly flexible piping methods Piping possible in two directions: vertical or lateral. Positioning pinhole ob performance is improved during maintenance ork mounting tap ighly flexible mounting direction ounting from directions. q Tapped on table top w Tapped on table side q ody tapped w ody through-hole e Tapped on body side Note) Side mounting with shock absorber and XP is not available. Note) Side mounting of XP is not available. 19

3 Travelling parallelism :. mm Parallelism:.2 mm Refer to page 19 for details of the traveling parallelism. Numerous auto switch variations available Reed switch, solid state switch, and 2-color indication solid state auto switch can be mounted. X ith auto switches and stroke adjuster uto switch attachable Stroke adjuster Stroke adjustment range: to mm vailable with rubber stopper, metal stopper. XU XS X XF X X XP XY TS Series XP XP XP XP1 Stroke 1 2 Rubber stopper Stroke adjuster etal stopper Shock absorber uto switch ith shock absorber Twice the allowable kinetic energy of a rubber stopper XP - Stopping accuracy is stable, because the guide block and the collision part of a shock absorber are one-piece construction. Compact: eight 1 x idth Compact shape is realized by the cylinder built into the linear guide block. aterial of body and table is martensitic stainless steel. ighly flexible piping methods Piping possible in two directions: vertical or lateral. -X Individual -X 191

4 Series XP Selection Selection Steps Formula/ata Selection Example Operating Conditions Enumerate the operating conditions considering the mounting position and workpiece configuration. inetic Energy Find the kinetic energy E () of the load. Confirm that the kinetic energy of the load does not exceed the allowable kinetic energy. oad Factor oad Factor of oad ass Find the allowable load mass a (kg). Note) No need to consider this load factor in the case of using perpendicularly in a vertical position. (efine α1 =.) Find the load factor of the load mass α1. to be used ounting orientation verage speed a (mm/s) oad mass (kg): Fig. (1) Overhang n : Fig. (2) 1 2 E = () 2 Collision speed = 1. a Correction factor inetic energy (E) < llowable kinetic energy (Emax) llowable kinetic energy Emax: Table (1) a = β max llowable load mass coefficient β: Graph (1) ax. allowable load mass max: Table (2) α1 = /a E = 1.2 () =.1 2 = 1. x = Possible to use by E =.1 < Emax =. a = 1 x = β = 1 max = α1 =.2/ =.1 Cylinder: XP- ounting: orizontal wall mounting verage speed: a = [mm/s] oad mass: =.2 [kg] 2 = mm = mm -2 oad Factor of Static oment Find the static moment (N m). Find the allowable static moment a (N m). Find the load factor α2 of the static moment. - oad Factor of ynamic oment (n + n) Find the dynamic moment e (N m). e = 1/ e x 9. oad equivalent to collision e = δ δ: amper coefficient Rubber stopper = / Shock absorber = 1/ etal stopper = 1/ Corrected value for moment center position distance n: Table () Find the allowable dynamic moment ea (N m). = x 9. (n + n)/ oment center position distance compensation amount n: Table () a = γ max llowable moment coefficient γ : Graph (2) aximum allowable moment max: Table () α2 = /a ea = γ max llowable moment coefficient γ : Graph (2) ax. allowable moment max: Table () Examine r. [s p and y does not arise, examination is not needed.] r =.2 x 9. ( +.)/ =. 2 =. ar = 1 x.2 =.2 γ = 1 rmax =.2 α2 =./.2 =.1 Examine ep. ( +.) ep = 1/ x. x 9. x =.29 e = / x.2 x =. 2 =. eap =. x 1. = 1.19 γ =. p max = 1. α =.29/1.19 =.2 Examine ey. ( +.) ey = 1/ x. x 9. x = Find the load factor α of the dynamic moment. Sum of the oad Factors Use is possible if the sum of the load factors does not exceed 1. α = e/ea α1 + α2 + α < 1 e =. 1 =. eay = 1.19 (Same as eap) α =./1.19 =. Can be used based on α1 + α2 + α + α = =.9 < 1

5 ir Slide Table Series XP Fig. (1) oad ass: (kg) Fig. (2) Overhang: n, Correction alues for oment Center istance: n Pitch moment Yaw moment Roll moment XP XP XP XP XP1 XP XP XP XP XP1 Symbol Stroke 1 2 Note) No need to consider this load factor in the case of using perpendicularly in a vertical position. Table (1) llowable inetic Energy: Emax () XP XP XP XP XP1 1. llowable kinetic energy Rubber stopper Shock absorber etal stopper Symbol n (n = 1 to ) E Emax n (n = 1 to ) (p, y, r) a (ap, ay, ar) e (ep, ey) ea (eap, eay) max (pmax, ymax, rmax) Pitch/Yaw moment: pmax/ymax Stroke oment center position distance compensation amount (Refer to Fig. (2).) p p e 2. Roll moment: rmax Stroke efinition Correction values of moment center position distance inetic energy llowable kinetic energy Overhang Static moment (pitch, yaw, roll) llowable static moment (pitch, yaw, roll) ynamic moment (pitch, yaw) llowable dynamic moment (pitch, yaw) aximum allowable moment (pitch, yaw, roll) 1 2 ep y 2 1 y e Table (2) ax. llowable oad ass: max (kg) aximum allowable load XP.2 XP XP. XP 1. XP1 Table () oment Center Position istance Compensation mount: n Table () aximum llowable oment: max (N m) Static moment ynamic moment Note) Static moment: oment by gravity Unit mm mm N m N m N m N m N m 1 1 ey 1 Symbol a a e max α β γ ynamic moment: oment by stopper collision r r Graph (1) llowable oad ass Coefficient: β llowable load mass coefficient: β verage speed a (mm/s) Graph (2) llowable oment Coefficient: γ llowable moment coefficient: γ verage speed a (mm/s) Collision speed (mm/s) Note) Use the average speed when calculating static moment. Use the collision speed when calculating dynamic moment. 2 efinition Collision speed verage speed oad mass llowable load mass ass equivalent to impact ax. allowable load mass oad factor llowable load mass coefficient llowable moment coefficient 2 Unit mm/s mm/s kg kg kg kg 19 X XU XS X XF X X XP XY TS - -X Individual -X

6 ir Slide Table Series XP ø, ø, ø, ø, ø1 ow to Order Precision ir Slide Table XP 1 ore size/standard stroke,,, 1, 2 1, djuster option Symbol djuster option Nil Rubber stopper Shock absorber C etal stopper Note 1) djuster for Series XP is available for one side only. Note 2) Shock absorber is not available in Series XP and XP. Note ) Stroke adjusting screw of metal stopper uses stainless steel. For heat treated specifications, refer to ade to Order Specifications. 9 agnet/switch rail Nil N ade to Order For details, refer to page 19. Number of auto switches Nil 2 pcs. S 1 pc. n n pcs. In the case of XP-, with 2 auto switches are available for - 9 type and -9 type only. For other switches, no other choice is affordable but with 1 piece attached (symbol: S). uto switch Nil ithout auto switch (uilt-in magnet) For the applicable auto switch model, refer to the table below. ith magnet and rail ithout magnet and rail uto switch cannot be mounted on type N (without magnet and rail). pplicable uto Switch/Refer to pages 9 to for further information on auto switches. Type Solid state switch Reed switch Special function iagnostic indication (2-color indication) Electrical entry Grommet Grommet Indicator light Yes Yes No iring (Output) -wire (NPN) -wire (PNP) 2-wire -wire (NPN) -wire (PNP) 2-wire -wire (NPN equivalent) 2-wire 2 2 oad voltage C,, 9N 9P 9 9N 9P 9 ead wire length symbols:. m Nil (Example) 9N Solid state auto switches marked with are produced upon receipt of order. 1 m (Example) 9N m (Example) 9N m (Example) 9N Since there are other applicable auto switches than listed, refer to page 9 for details. For details about auto switches with pre-wired connector, refer to pages 1 and 1. uto switches are shipped together (not assembled). C or less uto switch model Perpendicular In-line 9N 9P 9 9N 9P ead wire length (m). (Nil) 1 () () () Pre-wired connector pplicable load IC circuit IC circuit IC circuit IC circuit Relay, PC Relay, PC XP/ir Slide Table ø ow to Order Specifications Theoretical Output ir Slide Table XP Standard stroke mm mm PX with auto switch is not available. ore size size Fluid ction Operating pressure Proof pressure mbient and fluid temperature Piston speed Cushion ubrication Stroke length tolerance x. ir ouble acting.1 to. Pa 1. Pa to C to mm/s Rubber bumper Non-lube +1 mm ore size Stroke XP Piston area (mm 2 ) 2 Standard stroke, (N) Operating pressure (Pa) ass XP- XP- (g) ody mass 19

7 ir Slide Table Series XP XP XP XP XP1 ith Shock bsorber Specifications ore size XP XP XP XP1 1 size x. x. Fluid ction Operating pressure Proof pressure mbient and fluid temperature Piston speed ir ouble acting.1 to. Pa 1. Pa to C to mm/s (djuster option/etal stopper: to mm/s) Rubber bumper Cushion Shock absorber (Option is not available for Series XP and XP) None (djuster option/etal stopper) ubrication Stroke adjuster Non-lube Standard equipment (djustable on one side only, for the XP) Stroke Rubber stopper to mm on one side only Each to mm on both ends adjustment Shock absorber Each to mm on both ends range etal stopper to mm on one side only Each to mm on both ends Each to mm on both ends Reed auto switch (2-wire, -wire) uto switch Solid state auto switch (2-wire, -wire) 2-color indication solid state auto switch (2-wire, -wire) Stroke length tolerance +1 mm Theoretical Output ore size 1 Piston area (mm 2 ) Operating pressure (Pa) (N). 9 X XU XS X XF X X XP XY TS Standard Stroke ass (g) Exclusive body is to be used for the one with shock absorber. Changing specifications, such as replacing component parts and retrofitting shock absorber is not possible. XP XP XP XP1 Standard stroke,,, 1, 2, XP- XP- XP- XP- XP- XP XP1- XP1- Shock bsorber Specifications ody mass dditional mass of magnet and rail ade to Order Specifications (For details, refer to pages 19 to 21.) Symbol Specifications X PTFE grease X9 Grease for food X1 eat treated metal stopper bolt specification X2 xial piping port set screw specification X9 Fluororubber seal X2 nti-rust guide specification X EP seal X1 ong adjustment nut specification For clean room specifications, refer to Pneumatic Clean Series catalog. Shock absorber model pplicable slide table ax. energy absorption () Stroke absorption ax. collision speed (mm/s) ax. operating frequency (cycle/min) ax. allowable thrust (N) mbient temperature range ( C) Spring force (N) ass (g) Extended Retracted R XP/ to to R XP The shock absorber service life is different from that of the XP cylinder depending on the operating conditions. Refer to the Series R Specific Product Precautions for the replacement period X Individual -X

8 Series XP Table eflection (Reference alues) The graphs below show the table displacement when the static moment load is applied to the table. The graphs do not show the loadable mass. Refer to the Selection for the loadable mass. Table displacement due to pitch moment load isplacement on when load is applied on F. F Table displacement due to yaw moment load isplacement on when load is applied on F. F Table displacement due to roll moment load isplacement on when load is applied on F. F ø Table displacement amount ø XP - XP- = mm XP - XP- oad (N) = mm ø Table displacement amount ø XP - XP- = mm XP - XP- oad (N) = mm ø Table displacement amount ø XP - XP- = mm XP - XP- oad (N) = mm Table displacement amount ø XP- XP- oad (N) = mm Table displacement amount..2.1 ø XP- XP- oad (N) = mm Table displacement amount ø XP- XP- oad (N) = mm Table displacement amount ø XP- XP- oad (N) = mm Table displacement amount..2.1 ø XP- XP- oad (N) = mm Table displacement amount....2 ø XP- XP- oad (N) = mm Table displacement amount Table displacement amount ø oad (N) XP1- = 1 mm XP1-2 oad (N) Table displacement amount Table displacement amount ø oad (N) XP1- = 1 mm XP1-2 oad (N) Table displacement amount Table displacement amount....2 ø oad (N) -2 XP1- XP1- = 1 mm oad (N)

9 ir Slide Table Series XP Table ccuracy C Traveling parallelism Non-rotating accuracy Port Surface to surface Surface C to surface Radial clearance Radial clearance C Fixed body X ith shock absorber The amount of deflection on a dial gauge when the guide block travels a full stroke with the body secured on a reference base surface. XP XP XP XP XP1 Radial clearance (μm) to 2 to 2 to to to to Table non-rotating accuracy (deg) ±. ±. ±. ±. ±. ±. XU XS X Surface C to surface Parallelism Surface to surface Traveling Surface C to surface parallelism Surface to surface dimension tolerance dimension tolerance XP XP XP XP XP ±. ±. XF X X XP XY Option Specifications TS Rail assembly for mounting auto switch hen auto switch is mounted on air slide table without rail (XP-N), this assembly is used. imensions 2 x 2 x (Round head Phillips screw for precision equipment) 2 x 2 x (Round head Phillips screw for precision equipment) 2 x 2 x (Countersunk head Phillips screw for precision equipment) 2 x x (olt with hex. hole) 2 x 2. x (olt with hex. hole) 2 x 2 x (olt with hex. hole) XP,, 1 XP XP pplicable size Switch rail part no. XP- XP-- XP- XP- XP-- XP- XP-- XP- XP-- XP- XP-- -1 XP--1-2 XP--2 XP1- XP-- XP1- XP--2 Note) XP1- and XP- are common. XP1- and -2 are common. Note ith magnet and mounting screw - -X Individual -X 19

10 Series XP Construction t e y!!! i q w o!!! u r Component Parts No. escription aterial Note ody Table Cover End plate Return guide Scraper Piston oint shaft End cap Rod bumper Steel ball Plug Stainless steel Stainless steel Resin Stainless steel Resin Stainless steel, NR rass Carbon steel rass Polyurethane igh carbon chrome bearing steel rass, Stainless steel, NR eat treated eat treated Electroless nickel plated Electroless nickel plated Electroless nickel plated Electroless nickel plated Replacement Parts/ Seal it ore size it no. XP-PS Contents set of two of! and! each Component Parts No. escription aterial Note 1 1 O-ring Piston seal NR NR 1 djusting bolt Carbon steel (Rubber stopper) Nickel plated Stainless steel (etal stopper) djusting nut djusting bumper Switch rail agnet agnet holder Carbon steel Polyurethane luminum alloy Steel Nickel plated ard anodized Nickel plated Nickel plated Replacement Parts/ Grease Pack pplied unit Grease pack part no. GR-S- (g) Guide unit GR-S- (g) GR-S- (g) GR-S- (g) GR-- (g) Cylinder unit GR-- (g) GR-- (g) GR-- (g) XP u q w i o y!!2!1 t e r! Replacement Parts/ Grease Pack pplied unit Grease pack part no. GR-S- (g) GR-S- (g) Guide unit GR-S- (g) GR-S- (g) GR-- (g) GR-- (g) Cylinder unit GR-- (g) GR-- (g) Component Parts No. escription aterial Note ody Table Cover Return guide Scraper Piston oint shaft End cap Rod bumper Steel ball Plug O-ring Piston seal Stainless steel Stainless steel Resin Resin Stainless steel, NR rass Carbon steel rass Polyurethane igh carbon chrome bearing steel rass, Stainless steel, NR NR NR eat treated eat treated Electroless nickel plated Electroless nickel plated Electroless nickel plated Electroless nickel plated Replacement Parts/Seal it ore size it no. XP-PS Contents 2 pieces of no.!2 and! 19

11 ir Slide Table Series XP XP,,,1 q w o e u!!!!2! X XU XS X XF Component Parts No. escription 1 ody 2 Guide block End plate Cover Return guide Scraper Tube Piston 9 oint shaft djust bumper!!!!9 i y r t!1 Component Parts aterial Stainless steel Note eat treated No. escription Steel ball aterial igh carbon chrome bearing steel Stainless steel eat treated Carbon steel (Rubber stopper) djusting bolt luminum alloy ard anodized Stainless steel (etal stopper) Resin Resin Stainless steel, NR Stainless steel Resin Carbon steel Polyurethane (Except ø) Electroless nickel plated djust nut Plug Switch rail agnet agnet holder Piston seal O-ring Carbon steel rass, Stainless steel, NR luminum alloy Steel NR NR Note Nickel plated Nickel plated Electroless nickel plated ard anodized Nickel plated Electroless nickel plated X X XP XY TS Replacement Parts/ Seal it Replacement Parts/ Grease Pack ore size 1 it no. XP-PS XP-PS -PS XP1-PS Contents 2 pieces of no.! and!9 pplied unit Guide unit Grease pack part no. GR-S- ( g) GR-S- ( g) GR-S- ( g) GR-S- ( g) GR-- ( g) Cylinder unit GR-- ( g) GR-- ( g) GR-- ( g) - -X Individual -X 199

12 Series XP imensions: XP XP-, depth 2.. x x., depth ±. E 2 x x. Pilot hole diameter. F ± ø2., depth x x. (Plug: -P) Stroke: S 1 2 x x. ounting datum level 2., depth ø2., depth 2 XP- x x., depth F XP- XP- E 2 F S 9

13 ir Slide Table Series XP XP- Note) Since the body and table are made of a magnetic substance, it could become magnetized if touched by a magnet, etc. This could cause auto switch malfunction. 2. 1, depth x x., depth X XU x x. Pilot hole diameter. Stroke: S E F ø2., depth x. ±. 1 1 idth across flats 1 1. ±. 2 x x. (Plug: -P) ounting datum level XS X XF X X XP XY. 2 TS 2 x x. 2. ax. 9. (Rubber stopper), depth 2 2. ø2., depth 2 ithout magnet and switch rail 2 x 2 x., depth 2.2 etal stopper XP- 2 x 2 x., depth E XP- 2 XP- F ax.. S 2 2 F x x., depth X Individual -X

14 22 Series XP imensions: XP.1 etal stopper ax x x., depth G Stroke: S XP- 2 x x., depth.2 ax.. Note) Since the body and table are made of a magnetic substance, it could become magnetized if touched by a magnet, etc. This could cause auto switch malfunction. idth across flats1. idth across flats. x. x x., depth 2 x x. (Plug: -P).. 1 ø depth ±. 1 x x. Pilot hole diameter. deotg x x.. ± , depth 1., depth 1. ø XP- Section ounting datum level x x., depth 1 1 XP- XP- 2 G S 9 ithout magnet and switch rail 2 x 2 x., depth 2 x 2. x., depth.1 2.

15 ir Slide Table Series XP imensions: XP etal stopper ax.. G 2 x x., depth N ax.. X XU idth across flats Stroke: S 2 x x., depth idth across flats. 1 x. XP-. x x., depth Note) Since the body and table are made of a magnetic substance, it could become magnetized if touched by a magnet, etc. This could cause auto switch malfunction. 2 x x. (Plug: -P) XS X XF X. X. 21 XP XY. 19 ±. x x. Pilot hole diameter., depth 2. 1 ø, depth 2. TS 2 x x..±., depth 1. ø, depth 1. ithout magnet and switch rail 2 x 2 x. depth ax Section ounting datum level XP- 2 x x., depth. G XP N. 2 x x., depth S X Individual -X XP

16 Series XP imensions: XP with Shock bsorber Note) Since the body and table are made of a magnetic substance, it could become magnetized if touched by a magnet, etc. This could cause auto switch malfunction. ax x x., depth N. 1. x 1 Stroke: S. XP- x x., depth idth across flats.. ±., depth 2. ø, depth 2. ±., depth 1. Section ounting datum level ø, depth ax x x. Pilot hole diameter. 1 2 x x. (Plug: -P) 2 x x. ithout magnet and switch rail XP- 2 x 2 x., depth 2 x x., depth. x x., depth 1 1 N S XP XP

17 ir Slide Table Series XP imensions: 2 x x., depth etal stopper 1. idth across flats 2 idth across flats ax. Stroke: S 2 x x., depth x. 1. G -1. x x., depth. ax. Note) Since the body and table are made of a magnetic substance, it could become magnetized if touched by a magnet, etc. This could cause auto switch malfunction. 2 x x. (Plug: -P) X XU XS X XF X X. XP ±. x x. Pilot hole diameter.2, depth ø, depth XY TS.±. 2 x x. 9. 2, depth 1. Section ounting datum level ø, depth 1. ithout magnet and switch rail -2 2 x 2 x., depth 2 x x., depth... x x., depth G S X Individual -X

18 Series XP imensions: with Shock bsorber.1 1. Stroke: S.. x x., depth.. Note) Since the body and table are made of a magnetic substance, it could become magnetized if touched by a magnet, etc. This could cause auto switch malfunction. idth across flats 1. ±. 22±., depth, depth 1.. ø, depth. 2 x x., depth ax. 1 x x x. Pilot hole diameter.2 2 x x. 2 x x. (Plug: -P) 9. Section ounting datum level ø, depth 1. ithout magnet and switch rail 2 x 2 x., depth x x., depth.. x x., depth. S

19 ir Slide Table Series XP imensions: XP1. etal stopper X ax. G ax. 2 XU XS idth across flats 2. idth across flats Stroke: S 2 x x., depth x 1 1. XP1- Note) Since the body and table are made of a 2 x x., depth magnetic substance, it could become magnetized if touched by a magnet, etc. This could cause auto switch malfunction. x x., depth 2 x x. (Plug: -P) X XF X. X XP. XY. 19 2±..±. x x 1 Pilot hole diameter.1 9, depth ø9, depth 2 x x. TS , depth 2 Section ounting datum lavel ø9, depth 2 ithout magnet and switch rail 2 x 2 x., depth 2 x x., depth. XP1- XP1- G XP1- x x., depth S X Individual -X

20 Series XP imensions: XP1 with Shock bsorber. ax. 1 Stroke: S x 1 XP1-2 x x., depth x x., depth. Note) Since the body and table are made of a magnetic substance, it could become magnetized if touched by a magnet, etc. This could cause auto switch malfunction. idth across flats 2. ±. 9, depth 2. ø9, depth 2± x x 1 Pilot hole diameter.1 2 x x. 2 x x. (Plug: -P) , depth 2 Section ounting datum level ø9, depth 2 ithout magnet and switch rail XP1-2 x 2 x., depth.. 2 x x., depth. x x., depth S XP XP

21 ir Slide Table Series XP uto Switch Proper ounting Position (etection at Stroke End) Operating Range XP,,,1 Electrical entry from outside XP uto switch model -9/9-9/9-9/9 pplicable bore size. 1 Electrical entry from inside XP Parallel electrical entry XP XP1 Reed uto Switch -9(), -9(), -9() 1 1 Stroke Solid State uto Switch -9(), -9N(), -9P() XP XP XP Stroke Color Indication, Solid State uto Switch -9(), -9N(), -9P() Stroke 1 2 XP XP XP1 XP C C Reed uto Switch -9(), -9(), -9() XP C Stroke Solid State uto Switch -9(), -9N(), -9P() XP C Stroke Stroke Color Indication, Solid State uto Switch -9(), -9N(), -9P() inimum uto Switch ounting Stroke No. of auto switches mounted 1 pc. 2 pcs uto Switch ounting Caution uto Switch ounting Tool pplicable auto switch model uto switch -9-9 Tightening Torque of uto Switch ounting Screw (N m) uto switch model Tightening torque -9() -9() -9(). to.. to Use the watchmaker s screwdriver with a handle diameter to mm when tightening the auto switch mounting screw (attached to auto switch). Tightening Torque uto switch mounting screw (attached to auto switch) atchmaker s screwdriver (Grip diameter to mm) Other than the applicable auto switches listed in ow to Order, the following auto switches can be mounted. Normally closed (NC = b contact) solid state auto switches (- F9G/F9 types) and a solid state auto switch (-F) are also available. Refer to pages 1 and 1 for details. Note) djust the auto switch after confirming the operating conditions in the actual setting. 9 X XU XS X XF X X XP XY TS - -X Individual -X

22 Series XP Specific Product Precautions 1 e sure to read before handling. Refer to front matters 2 and for Safety Instructions and pages to for ctuator and uto Switch Precautions. Caution Selection 1. Use a load within a range that does not exceed the operating limit. Select models based on the maximum load mass and the allowable moment. Refer to model selection on pages 192 and 19 for detailed methods. If operated beyond the operating limit, the eccentric load applied to the guide section will be excessive. This can have an adverse effect on service life due to vibration in the guide unit and loss of accuracy, etc. 2. hen performing intermediate stops with an external stopper, employ measures to prevent lurching. If lurching occurs damage can result. hen making a stop with an external stopper to be followed by continued forward movement, first supply pressure to momentarily reverse the table, then retract the intermediate stopper, and finally apply pressure to the opposite port to operate the table again.. o not operate in such a way that excessive external forces or impact forces are applied to the product. This can cause damage. ounting Caution 1. o not scratch or gouge the mounting surfaces of the body and table (guide block). This can cause loss of parallelism in the mounting surfaces, vibration of the guide unit and increased operating resistance, etc. 2. o not scratch or gouge the transfer surfaces of the body and table (guide block). This can cause vibration and increased operating resistance, etc.. o not apply strong impacts or excessive moment when mounting work pieces. pplication of external forces greater than the allowable moment can cause vibration of the guide unit and increased operating resistance, etc.. Ensure that the parallelism of the mounting surface is.2 mm or less. Poor parallelism of the workpiece mounted on the body, the base, and other parts can cause vibration of the guide unit and increased operating resistance, etc.. For connection to a load that has an external support or guide mechanism, select an appropriate connection method and perform careful alignment. ounting. o not allow objects affected by magnets in close proximity to the air slide table Since magnets are built into the side of the guide block when equipped with auto switches, do not allow items such as magnetic disks, magnetic cards or magnetic tape close to the air slide table. ata may be erased.. o not attach magnets to the table (guide block) section. Since the table (guide block) is constructed with a magnetic substance, it becomes magnetized when magnets, etc. are attached to it, and this may cause malfunction of auto switches, etc.. hen mounting a body, use screws of an appropriate length and tighten them properly at no more than the maximum tightening torque. Tightening with a torque above the limit can cause malfunction, while insufficient tightening can cause slippage and dropping, etc. XP XP XP XP XP1 XP XP XP XP XP1 olt x. x. x. x. x. x 1 olt x. x. x. x. x. x. 1. ody Tapped ax. tightening torque N m ody Through-hole l l ax. tightening torque N m 2.1. ax. screw-in depth l. ody thickness l. 2

23 Series XP Specific Product Precautions 2 e sure to read before handling. Refer to front matters 2 and for Safety Instructions and pages to for ctuator and uto Switch Precautions. Caution XP XP XP1 XP XP XP XP XP1 Caution XP XP XP1 l ounting. Tapped on ody Side olt x. x. x. x. ax. tightening torque N m Top ounting XP, XP XP,, 1 olt x. x. x. x. x. x. olt x. x. x. x. ody l ax. tightening torque N m Side ounting l ax. screw-in depth l ax. screw-in depth l. Since the bolts pass through in the case of XP and XP, use bolts shorter than the maximum screw-in depth. If long bolts are used, they can touch the body and cause trouble. l ax. tightening torque N m 2.1 Caution Side mounting is not possible when equipped with shock absorber. ax. screw-in depth l ounting 9. hen the positioning pinhole is used for mounting a body, select a positioning pin with an appropriate length. XP XP XP XP XP1 XP, XP ø ø ody 2 Pinhole diameter ø Caution 1 Operating Environment 1. o not use in environments where there is direct exposure to liquids such as cutting oil. Operation in environments where the body is exposed to cutting oil, coolant or oil mist can cause vibration, increased operating resistance and air leakage, etc. 2. o not use in environments where there is direct exposure to foreign matter such as dust, dirt, chips and spatter. This can cause vibration, increased operating resistance and air leakage, etc. Consult with SC regarding use in this kind of environment.. e careful about the corrosion resistance of the linear guide. e careful the rail and guide block use martensitic stainless steel, which is inferior to austenitic stainless steel in terms of corrosion resistance. djuster Option andling Precautions ith Shock bsorber Caution 1. Never turn the screw on the bottom of the shock absorber body. This is not an adjustment screw. Turning it can cause oil leakage. 2. o not scratch the sliding surface of the shock absorber s piston rod. This can cause a loss of durability and return malfunction. Piston rod o not damage Pinhole depth 1mm 2mm XP,,, 1 ø ø o not turn bottom screw X XU XS X XF X X XP XY TS - -X Individual -X 2

24 Series XP Specific Product Precautions e sure to read before handling. Refer to front matters 2 and for Safety Instructions and pages to for ctuator and uto Switch Precautions. djuster Option andling Precautions Caution. Use the tightening torque in the table below for the shock absorber s lock nut. olt XP XP1 Rust may occur specifically in an environment where water drops from condensation adhere to a surface.. Provide shade in locations exposed to direct sunlight.. lock off sources of heat located near by. hen there are heat sources in the surrounding area, radiated heat may cause the product s temperature to rise and exceed the operating temperature range. lock off the heat with a cover, etc.. o not use in locations where vibration or impact occur. Consult with SC regarding use in this kind of environment, as damage and malfunction can result. Service ife and Replacement Period of Shock bsorber Caution 1. llowable operating cycle under the specifications set in this catalog is shown below. million cycles R Note) Specified service life (suitable replacement period) is the value at room temperature ( to 2 C). The period may vary depending on the temperature and other conditions. In some cases the absorber may need to be replaced before the allowable operating cycle above. pplicable size XP XP1 Stroke djustment Tightening torque N m 1. Shock absorber model R R R oosen the lock nut, adjust the stroke with a hexagon wrench from the side marked with an arrow and secure with the lock nut. 2 ock nut ock nut Urethane bumper XP XP,,, 1 Table 1 XP- XP- XP- XP- XP- XP XP1- XP1- etal Stopper In the case of a metal stopper, adjust so that the stroke adjuster hits the end face of the guide block. s a guide, adjust so that dimension 2 is less than the value shown in "Table 2". XP XP,,, 1 Table 2 XP-C XP-C XP-C XP-C XP-C XP-C -1C -2C XP1-C XP1-C Shock bsorber hen equipped with shock absorber, adjust so that the end face of the shock absorber hits the guide block. If the shock absorber does not operate effectively, impact will increase and have an adverse effedct on service life. s a guide, adjust so that dimension is less than the value shown in "Table ". Caution End face Stroke djustment Urethane umper If not adjusted for effective operation of the urethane bumper, impact will increase and have an adverse effect on service life. s a guide, adjust so that dimension 1 is less than the value shown in "Table 1". XP XP,,, (one side only) 9 (one side only) 2 2 (one side only) (one side only) 9 9 Guide block 1 2 Table XP- XP XP1- XP