Festo Rod Clevis - M16
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This Festo Rod Clevis (model 2676, MPN SG-M16) is designed for mechanical engineers and system integrators working with pneumatic cylinders requiring a 16mm bore. Its primary benefit is providing a robust and reliable connection point compliant with ISO 8140/DIN 71752 standards, ensuring secure articulation. A potential consideration is its specific bore size, requiring precise application matching.
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| Model Part Number | SG-M16 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Festo |
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FAQs
What does ISO 8140/DIN 71752 compliance mean for this clevis?
It means the clevis adheres to specific international standards for dimensions, tolerances, and performance, ensuring interoperability with other components certified to the same standards.
Can this rod clevis be used with rods other than 16mm bore?
No, this model is specifically designed for 16mm bore rods. Using it with a different size may result in a poor fit and compromised performance or safety.
What is the primary function of a rod clevis?
A rod clevis provides a pivoting connection point between a linear actuator rod (like from a pneumatic cylinder) and a component it actuates, allowing for rotational movement while the rod moves linearly.
How durable is the Festo Rod Clevis SG-M16?
It is constructed with high-quality materials intended for industrial applications, offering good durability and resistance to wear under normal operating conditions.
Are special tools required for installation?
While basic tools for fastening are needed, specific tools may depend on the overall system design and the method used to secure the clevis to the rod and its mating part.
Where can I find the model number 2676?
The model number 2676 is typically stamped or printed on the body of the clevis itself for easy identification.
Troubleshooting
Clevis does not fit rod securely
Verify that the rod has a 16mm diameter and is free from damage. Ensure no debris is present in the clevis bore.
Excessive play or movement at the connection point
Check that all mounting fasteners are tightened appropriately according to system specifications. Ensure the clevis and mating components are not worn.
Signs of corrosion or wear
Inspect the clevis for damage. If significant wear or corrosion is present, replace the component to maintain operational integrity.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High adherence to international standards (ISO 8140/DIN 71752).
- Robust and durable construction for industrial use.
- Ensures a secure and reliable connection point.
- Designed for precise fit with 16mm bore components.
- Reputable brand quality from Festo.
Cons
- Specific bore size (16mm) limits universal application.
- Requires compatible mating components for installation.
- May require specialized tools for secure attachment depending on the application.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The Festo Rod Clevis SG-M16 is designed to be mounted onto the end of a 16mm bore rod. Ensure the rod is clean and free from debris. Secure the clevis using appropriate fasteners as per your system's design, ensuring a tight fit to prevent movement.
Compatibility: This rod clevis is specifically designed for use with components featuring a 16mm bore rod. It conforms to ISO 8140/DIN 71752 standards, making it compatible with other components adhering to these same specifications. Always verify mating component dimensions and standards before installation.
Care: Minimal care is typically required. Regularly inspect the clevis for any signs of wear, damage, or corrosion. Ensure fasteners remain secure. Cleaning can be done with a dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents that could compromise material integrity.