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Power Team Hydraulics at WSD GmbH / C104C

Hydraulic cylinders

Power Team C104C – Hydraulic cylinder

Power Team C – Series illustration
Series illustration · C
Series illustration; the selected model may differ in appearance.
US catalog capacity class (US ton)10.0
Extension effective area (cm²)14.4
Force at 700 bar (t)10.2
Nominal catalogue class (t)9.0
Stroke (mm)104.8
Retracted height (mm)171.5
Extended height (mm)276.2
Outside diameter (mm)57.2
Piston rod Ø (mm)38.1
Cylinder bore (mm)42.8
Weight (kg)3.0
Oil required for extension (cm³)151.0
ActionSingle-acting
SeriesC
MaterialSteel
ReturnSpring return
Force directionPushing / lifting
Locking collarNo

Catalog drawing dimensions

Dimension letters refer to the drawing on the linked catalog page. Threads retain their standard designation.

DimensionCatalog value
D · Collar thread2 1/4-14
E · Collar thread length28.6 mm
F · Base to port19.1 mm
J · Piston rod internal thread and depth1-8 x 19,1
K · Piston rod protrusion6.4 mm

Manufacturer source: Power Team 2025 Metric Catalogue · PDF page 13

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