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IMO-502 EN 

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NOTE: In case of single acting cylinder, cushioning effect 

is observed in the chamber which is opposite to the spring 

chamber.

10.  For perfect cushioning rotate the screw as shown in 

following table.

Bore Ø (mm)

200

250

300

350

No. of allowable rotation

6

6

6

6

Perfect cushioning shows graph as follow.

11.  Select the seal material as per working temperature 

using following table.

Seal material

Min. Temp.

Max Temp

NBR  

-20°C

+70°C

Viton

-20°C

+120°C 

5. 

MAINTENANCE

NOTE: The cylinder must be removed from installation 

prior to maintenance. All the connections/ports have to 

be disconnected prior to disassembly. All the mountings, 

accessories and spare parts used or replaced must be 

original from RMEBS.
RMEBS recommends “RMEBS V09” grease for greasing. 

Wherever asked, use 7649 primer (dryer) for drying and 242 

loctite for tightening effect. Apply the grease with soft brush 

or similar. In case of any difficulty consult RMEBS distributor.
1.  The RMEBS pneumatic cylinder CC series (Ø200 – Ø350) 

is designed to operate for piston travel of 20,000 km 

without servicing. 

2.  Install, operate and maintain as per the instructions and 

recommendations of this manual.

3.  Any deviation from the above will cease the 

responsibilities of RMEBS.

4.  Verify the following things for that particular operation.

Failure

Verify

Remedy

a.   Cylinder 

is not 

operating

1.  Compressed air is not 

available

Make it available

2.  Side thrust is too high

Align the component 

properly

3.  Operating below the 

lower speed limit

Eliminate cause of lower 

load fluctuation

4.  Direction control valve 

is not operating

Make sure that the pressure 

and supplied voltage for 

direction control valve are 

as per rating

5.  Connected device 

(Gate valve, globe 

valve, damper, etc.) get 

stucked

Do maintenance of 

connected device

6.  Load factor is too high

Raise pressure or use 

larger cylinder

7.  Speed controller is 

meter-in control

Change to meter-out 

control

b.   Cylinder 

opeartes too 

slow

1.  Air pressure is 

insufficient

Check for the leakge and 

make it leak proof

2.  Air flow is insufficient 

Check pressure drop on 

AFR gauge and make 

sure that tube sizes are 

proper

6. 

TOOL KIT

Tool

Ø Bore 

200 Ø

250 Ø

300 Ø

350 Ø

1.  Spanner for cover bolt

24 mm

30 mm

36 mm

36 mm

2.  Allen key for SHC screw

14 mm

14 mm

17 mm

17 mm

3.  Spanner for piston rod

36 mm

36 mm

36 mm

36 mm

4.  Spanner for lock nut

55 mm

55 mm

55 mm

55 mm

5. Screw driver

8 - 10 

8 - 10

8 - 10

8 - 10

6. Blunt needle

14g x 1"

14g x 1"

14g x 1"

14g x 1"

7. 

DISASSEMBLY

WARNING:

ALL ELECTRIC AND PNEUMATIC CONNECTIONS SHOULD BE 

REMOVED BEFORE STARTING DISASSEMBLY.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO REMOVE PISTONS FROM CYLINDER BODY 

USING AIR PRESSURE WHEN THE END CAPS HAVE BEEN REMOVED.

CAUTION: DO NOT PLACE DISMANTLED PART ON ANY 

DIARY/WORK BENCH BUT KEEP IT ON CLEAN PAPER/

CLOTH IN SAME SEQUENCE AS YOU HAVE DISMANTLED IT.

Speed

Displacement

C. screw loose

Perfect cushioning

C. screw too

much tight

Summary of Contents for JAMESBURY CC Series

Page 1: ...IMO 502 EN 3 2020 JAMESBURY EASYFLOW PNEUMATIC CYLINDER CC SERIES Ø200 Ø350 Installation Maintenance and Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...ck cover See also www metso com valves for the latest documentation SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 3 1 1 Definitions 3 2 OPERATION PRINCIPAL 3 3 LABEL DESCRIPTION 3 4 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 4 5 MAINTENANCE 5 6 TOOL KIT 5 7 DISASSEMBLY 5 7 1 Front cover disassembly 6 7 2 Piston disassembly 6 7 3 Rear cover disassembly 7 8 ASSEMBLY 7 8 1 Rear cover assembly 7 8 2 Piston ass...

Page 3: ...tion tampering negligence misuse faulty installation lack of reasonable care repair or service in any way that is not contemplated in the documentation for the product or if the model or serial number has been altered tampered with defaced or removed damages that occurs in shipment failure due to power surge and cosmetic damage Improper or incorrectly performed maintenance or report voids this Lim...

Page 4: ... ruled out 3 The mounting holes size and bolt size circle are confirming to ISO 6431 ISO 15552 norms The threaded holes are ISO metric coarse and as ISO 6431 ISO 15552 Refer catalogue 4 Clean all pipes and tube fittings thoroughly with suitable means Asevenwhenbrandnewpipesarefitted unclean interior are quite covered with dirt and dust 5 Avoid impact on the cylinder These may happen during transpo...

Page 5: ...t operating 1 Compressed air is not available Make it available 2 Side thrust is too high Align the component properly 3 Operating below the lower speed limit Eliminate cause of lower load fluctuation 4 Direction control valve is not operating Makesurethatthepressure and supplied voltage for direction control valve are as per rating 5 Connected device Gate valve globe valve damper etc get stucked ...

Page 6: ...bly 1 Remove lock nut 7 Loosen the cylinder cover bolt 9 of front cover and remove it 2 Remove rod seal 14 using screw driver 3 Remove o ring 17 and cushion seal 15 take out cushioningscrew 12 wiitho ring 19 fromfrontcover 1 4 Clean it with liquid soap solution After drying apply grease on rubber parts Replace these rubber parts 5 Pull the piston rod 5 with piston subassembly outside the tube 3 6 ...

Page 7: ...he vertical position This is required to ensure that springs remain properly aligned and centred during assembly For single acting cylinder follow the sequences as given below to ensure proper assembly For double acting cylinder just ignore the 5th step in heading 8 2 Piston assembly follow the sequence to ensure proper assembly 8 1 Rear cover assembly 1 Clean it with liquid soap solution After dr...

Page 8: ... tube 3 8 3 Front cover assembly 1 Clean it with liquid soap solution After drying apply RMEBS grease rubber parts 2 Place rod seal 14 on its groove 3 Place Cushioning seal 15 and o ring 17 on its groove Place o ring 19 on cushioning screw 12 assemble the cushioning screw on rear cover 2 4 Assembled the front cover 1 on the tube 3 fasten the cylinder cover nut 9 and engage the lock nut 7 NOTE Oper...

Page 9: ...ity 1 FRONT COVER 1 2 REAR COVER 1 3 CYLIDER TUBE 1 4 PISTON 1 5 PISTON ROD 1 6 TIE ROD 4 7 NUT 1 8 SHC SCREW 1 9 NUT 8 10 BUFFER CAP 2 11 PISTON STRIP 1 12 CUSHIONING PLUG 2 13 WASHER 1 14 ROD SEAL 1 15 CUSHIONING SEAL 2 16 SEALS 2 17 SEALS 2 18 BUSH 1 19 O RING 2 ...

Page 10: ... prevent moisture or dust from contacting product 2 CYLINDER ASSEMBLY should be stored in a dry place free from water and dust 3 Store at temperature between 40 F and 120 F 4 C and 49 C 4 Locate in an area to avoid damage by impact 11 ASSISTANCE Fortechnicalquestionsorassistance contactanyauthorized distributor of RMEBS Private limited or ...

Page 11: ...IMO 3 20 IMO 502 EN 11 ...

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