Norgren Pneumatic Profile Cylinder 40mm Bore 125mm Stroke

Description

This is a new-old-stock Norgren pneumatic cylinder, manufactured as an OEM component for Haver & Boecker machinery. It is a double-acting profile cylinder conforming to ISO 15552 standards, ensuring interchangeability and high performance. With a 40mm bore and 125mm stroke, it is suitable for a wide variety of industrial automation tasks requiring reliable linear motion.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Norgren
• OEM Customer: Haver & Boecker
• Part Number: 9.901.0305.31
• Norgren Serial: SPG/06615/125
• Type: Double-Acting Profile Cylinder
• Standard: ISO 15552 / VDMA
• Bore Diameter: 40 mm
• Stroke Length: 125 mm

Label Info

• HAVER & BOECKER D-59302 Oelde
• Type: 9.901.0305.31
• Ser.B: SPG/06615/125

Application

Ideal for use in packaging, material handling, assembly lines, and general automation systems where precise and powerful pneumatic actuation is required.

Country of Origin

Made in Czech Republic.

CO2 Impact

Opting for this component saves approximately 12.4 kg of CO2 compared to producing a new one, supporting sustainable industrial practices.

Availability

This item is in stock and ready for immediate dispatch. Order now from PLC2Day for expert support and fast delivery.

FAQ

What are the thread sizes for the piston rod and air ports?

For a standard ISO 15552 cylinder with a 40mm bore, the piston rod thread is typically M12x1.25 and the port threads are G1/4.

While not explicitly stated on this OEM label, modern Norgren cylinders of this type (PRA series) typically include a magnetic piston as standard for sensor detection. We recommend testing with a sensor upon receipt.

Yes, the ISO 15552 standard guarantees that the mounting dimensions are interchangeable between manufacturers for cylinders with the same bore size.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026