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Rev.9/04 TFS-3-8-L 10" 16" TFS-3-16-L 15 8.6 25.7" 10" 12" TFS-3-12-L 13 7.2 21.7" 10" 8" Weight 9.6 Factor (X) Load B A Stroke Type

  1. Rev.฀9/04 TFS-3-8-L 10" 16" TFS-3-16-L 15 8.6 25.7" 10" 12" TFS-3-12-L 13 7.2 21.7" 10" 8" Weight 9.6 Factor (X) Load B A Stroke Type NOTE:฀Flow฀controls฀are฀recommended฀for฀all฀applications. 13 12.8 29.7" 18 6.0" clamps฀or฀bands฀(see฀page฀69) Features (see฀options) •฀ Also฀available฀with฀clean฀room฀hardware฀ pads฀(see฀options) •฀ Available฀with฀stop฀collars฀and฀shock฀ absorbers฀(see฀options) •฀ Available฀with฀stop฀blocks฀and฀shock฀ industry฀with฀minimal฀deflection •฀ Among฀the฀highest฀load฀ratings฀in฀the฀ to฀mount฀loads •฀ End฀block฀with฀tapped฀and฀dowel฀holes฀ mounting holes฀in฀anodized฀body฀for฀ease฀of฀ •฀ Counterbored,฀tapped,฀and฀dowel฀pin฀ •฀ Sensing฀switches฀can฀be฀bolted฀directly฀to฀body.฀฀No฀ TFS-3-20-L added฀rigidity •฀ Large฀diameter฀hardened฀and฀ground฀guide฀shafts฀for฀ •฀ Four฀lubricated฀linear฀ball฀bearings 22 11.0 37.7" 10" 24" TFS-3-24-L 20 10.4 33.7" 10" 20" 19.7" 10" 780฀E.฀Tek฀Drive฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ Crystal฀Lake,฀IL฀60014฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ Telephone฀ K Dimensions 66 U T S R Q P O N M L J I H G F E D C B A web:฀www.barringtonautomation.com฀ ฀ e-mail:info@barringtonautomation.com 815/477-9818 ฀ 815/477-1400฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ FAX฀ ฀ TFS-3-10-S 13.7" 12 12.2 17.7" 6.0" 8" TFS-3-8-S 11 11.5 15.7" 6.0" 6" TFS-3-6-S 10 10.6 6.0" Type 4" TFS-3-4-S 9 9.2 11.7" 6.0" 2" TFS-3-2-S Weight Factor (X) Load B A Stroke TFS-3฀฀ Tuff฀Series฀Slides

  2. 780฀E.฀Tek฀Drive฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ Crystal฀Lake,฀IL฀60014฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ Telephone฀ 12 30 0 0.05 deflection฀=฀0.02 0.01 0.005 Load฀(lbs) Travel฀(inches) 24 22 20 18 16 14 10 90 deflection฀=฀0.002 Travel฀(inches) Load฀(lbs) 0.05 0.02 0.01 0.005 0 8 5 10 15 20 25 30 60 120 10 16 for฀TFS-3฀long฀body Deflections฀(y1)฀฀ F1฀Load฀vs.฀Travel฀at฀set฀฀ for฀TFS-2฀long฀body vs.฀Dynamic฀Load฀(lbs฀vs฀velocity)฀฀ Life฀Expectancy฀(inches฀of฀travel)฀฀ for฀TFS-3฀short฀body F1฀Load฀vs.฀Travel฀at฀set฀Deflections฀(y1)฀฀ 200฀million 100฀million Load฀(lbs) Travel฀(in) 24 20 12 0 Travel฀(in) 2 4 6 8 10 12 Load฀(lbs) 8 100฀million 200฀million 0 30 60 90 12 8 ฀ L F3฀=฀X*F1฀ y 1 ฀=฀y 2 F1฀=฀F2฀ Technical฀Data 67 U T S R Q P O N M K T฀=฀F1฀*฀1.75฀ B 815/477-1400฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ FAX฀ ฀ 815/477-9818 web:฀www.barringtonautomation.com฀ ฀ e-mail:info@barringtonautomation.com Rev.฀9/04฀ A C J D E F G H I y 3 ฀=฀y 1 /X y T ฀=฀y 1 *.5 6 40 vs.฀Dynamic฀Load฀(lbs฀vs฀velocity)฀฀ for฀TFS-2฀short฀body 0 10 20 30 50 T 60 70 80 0 2 4 Life฀Expectancy฀(inches฀of฀travel)฀฀ yT •฀ Force฀@฀80฀PSI฀=฀140฀lbs. moderate฀cycles฀=฀100฀million฀travel฀ •฀ 1.50"฀Dia.฀Bore •฀ .750฀Dia.฀Guide฀Shaft •฀ Available฀strokes฀-฀1"฀to฀฀24" •฀ Air฀Connection฀=฀1/8฀NPT •฀ Air฀Supply:฀฀60-100฀PSI฀(4-7฀Bar) •฀ Life฀expectancy฀for฀bearing฀wear฀at฀ inches yT F1 y1 F2 y2 F3 y3 TFS-3฀ ฀Tuff฀Series฀Slides

  3. Rev.฀9/04 ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ CR฀=฀Clean฀Room฀Hardware L฀=฀Long฀Body(฀8"-24"฀stroke) S฀=฀Short฀Body฀(1"-10"฀stroke) NOTE:฀clamp฀collars฀or฀shock฀blocks฀must฀be฀used฀for฀extend฀position฀sensing. SP2฀=฀Two฀Sensors฀P&P SP1฀=฀One฀Sensor฀P&P SN2฀=฀Two฀Sensors฀NPN SN1฀=฀One฀Sensor฀NPN SCP฀=฀Stop฀with฀Shock฀Pads ฀ SC฀=฀Stop฀Collars ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ 780฀E.฀Tek฀Drive฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ Crystal฀Lake,฀IL฀60014฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ Telephone฀ D K J I H G F E C M B A web:฀www.barringtonautomation.com฀ ฀ e-mail:info@barringtonautomation.com 815/477-9818 ฀ 815/477-1400฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ FAX฀ ฀ L N ฀ TFS฀-฀3฀-฀ SBS฀=฀Striker฀Blocks฀with฀Shock฀Absorbers฀ ฀ 1"฀to฀24" STROKE ฀-฀ ฀-฀ ฀-฀ ฀-฀ Ordering฀&฀Options O 68 U T S R Q P TFS-3฀ ฀Tuff฀Series฀Slides

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