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Nopak
- Milwaukee, WI
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Numatics GmbH
- St. Augustin, Northrine-Westfalia
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Ortman Fluid Power
- Quincy, Illinois
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Parker Hannifin Corp - Cylinder Division
- Cleveland, OH, USA
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Peninsular Cylinder, Co.
- Roseville, MI, USA
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Pneumatic Cylinders & Couplers
- Loves Park, IL, USA
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Purakal
- Eugene, OR
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Schrader Bellows
- Cuyahoga Falls, OH, USA
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Sheffer
- Cincinnati, OH, USA
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SMC Corporation of America
- Indianapolis, IN, USA
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Starcyl Cylinders Inc.
- Champlain, NY
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TRD Manufacturing, Inc.
- Machesney Park, IL, USA
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Yates Industries Inc.
- St Clair Shores, MI, USA
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More Information on Tie-rod Air Cylinders
Most tie-rod cylinders are NFPA interchangeable. The NFPA standard controls the major outside dimensions of tie-rod cylinders, making cylinders built by different manufacturers interchangeable. Tie-rod cylinders got their name from the fact that tie-rods are used to hold the cylinder together. The tie-rods extend from one end cap to the other and are either threaded into the end cap or pass through the end cap with a nut on the opposite side. Most cylinders have four tie-rods, but large, heavy-duty tie-rod cylinders can have many more. Heavy-duty tie-rod cylinders have a steel barrel and steel end caps. Medium duty tie-rod cylinders generally have an aluminum cylinder barrel and anodized aluminum end caps.
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