Properly selected stroke limits can create repeatable motion and reduce unnecessary travel in compatible equipment.
A mechanical stroke stop can define the usable travel of a compatible hydraulic cylinder. It supports repeatability but never replaces system relief, guarding, inspection, or manufacturer procedures.
What matters most
A mechanical stroke stop can define the usable travel of a compatible hydraulic cylinder. It supports repeatability but never replaces system relief, guarding, inspection, or manufacturer procedures.
Key considerations
- Correct cylinder rod diameter
- Required working travel
- Secure installation
- Load and equipment instructions
- Inspection before every use
Put it to work
Use a limiter only in an approved application and verify that the chosen stop cannot interfere with safe articulation, retention, or other machine functions.
The ANBO approach
ANBO parts support can help identify the correct block size after the cylinder and application details are confirmed.
