ACE Self-Adjusting Shock Absorber M 12x1, 10 mm Stroke - SC75EUM-6

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ACE Self-Adjusting Shock Absorber M 12x1, 10 mm Stroke - SC75EUM-6
ACE Self-Adjusting Shock Absorber M 12x1, 10 mm Stroke - SC75EUM-6
ACE Self-Adjusting Shock Absorber M 12x1, 10 mm Stroke - SC75EUM-6
ACE Self-Adjusting Shock Absorber M 12x1, 10 mm Stroke - SC75EUM-6
ACE Self-Adjusting Shock Absorber M 12x1, 10 mm Stroke - SC75EUM-6
ACE Self-Adjusting Shock Absorber M 12x1, 10 mm Stroke - SC75EUM-6
ACE Self-Adjusting Shock Absorber M 12x1, 10 mm Stroke - SC75EUM-6
ACE Self-Adjusting Shock Absorber M 12x1, 10 mm Stroke - SC75EUM-6
Reference: P49RT
Brand: ACE
Mfr. Part: SC75EUM-6

ACE self-adjusting industrial shock absorber with M 12x1 body thread and 10 mm stroke rated for up to 16 Nm per stroke, 30000 Nm/h continuous, effective mass 7 - 78 kg, operating temperature 0°C to max. +66°C (SC 45...: -12°C to max. +66°C (10 to +151 °F)). The fixed damping profile absorbs energy across the rated mass range without setup. Used as an end-of-stroke buffer on pneumatic cylinders, compact linear axes, indexing tables, and rotary stops where the impact energy is consistent between cycles and no field tuning is wanted.

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ACE self-adjusting industrial shock absorber with M 12x1 body thread and 10 mm stroke rated for up to 16 Nm per stroke, 30000 Nm/h continuous, effective mass 7 - 78 kg, operating temperature 0°C to max. +66°C (SC 45...: -12°C to max. +66°C (10 to +151 °F)). The fixed damping profile absorbs energy across the rated mass range without setup. Used as an end-of-stroke buffer on pneumatic cylinders, compact linear axes, indexing tables, and rotary stops where the impact energy is consistent between cycles and no field tuning is wanted.

Pros:

  • Fixed damping profile for 7–78 kg, no setup or tuning required
  • Up to 16 Nm/stroke, 30000 Nm/h on a M 12x1 body, 10 mm stroke
  • Sealed and maintenance-free, drop-in on standard machine axes

Cons:

  • Outside 7–78 kg the damping curve is no longer optimal
  • Rated 0 to +66 °C (32 to +151 °F); check before sub-zero or hot service
  • Off-axis impacts shorten life; add a side load adapter when needed