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SFA01.02TSE
Issued October 1,2017
TSUBAKI
TSUBAKITSUBAKI
TSUBAKI
POWER CY INDER
POWER CY INDERPOWER CY INDER
POWER CY INDER
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(Under 400N Thrust)
(Under 400N Thrust)(Under 400N Thrust)
(Under 400N Thrust)
 Thank you for purchasing TSUBAKI POWER CYLIN ER.
 This product should be handled by experienced engineers only.
Before using the Power Cylinder, you must read and understand the
entire contents of this instruction manual.
 This manual should be considered a fixed part of the Power Cylinder
and should remain with the Power Cylinder when sold.
 Units described herein are SI {Gravitational}. Figure in { } is for
reference.
TSUBAKIMOTO CHAIN CO.
2
Contents:
• Safety Precautions p2
• Initial Inspection p4
• Installation p4
• Wiring p6
• Options p6
• Cautions p9
• Trouble Shouting p12
• Construction p13
Safety Precautions
 Before operation or installation of the Power Cylinder (hereon referred to as cylinder),
carefully read all the data in the instruction manual and other enclosed documents as
well as all information and cautions listed on the machine itself. The manual should be
stored in a place where it is readily available to anyone using the cylinder.
 This instruction manual contains two types of safety precaution classifications:
1. WARNING
2. CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that could result in
death or serious injury, if the machine is handled improperly.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that could result in
moderate or minor injury or property damage, if the machine is
handled improperly.
Note: The
CAUTION
sign indicates important instructions and may result in serious
accidents if neglected depending on the circumstances.
!
WARNING
WARNINGWARNING
WARNING
◇
!
CAUTION
CAUTIONCAUTION
CAUTION
△
3
◇
! WARNING
 o not use the cylinder in a combustible atmosphere. This may result in an
explosion or fire.
 When using the cylinder with equipment for transporting personnel or lifting
equipment, protective devices should be installed to prevent accidents if the
cylinder should break or fall.
 When using the cylinder for lifting equipment, provide safety devices on the
equipment to prevent it from falling.
 Immediately turn off the power switch in the event of a power failure. Sudden
power restoration may result in equipment damage or injury to cylinder operators.
 o not use the cylinder beyond the scope of the specifications described on its
nameplate or manufacturing specifications.
 Be sure to use the power supply indicated on the nameplate of the motor.
Improper power supply may cause a fire or motor burnout.
 Never approach or touch the rotary parts or the rod during operation. This may
result in injury if a part of your body or clothing becomes caught in the moving
parts.
 Completely discontinue use of a damaged cylinder to avoid injure, fire or other
accidents.
CAUTION
 o not remove the nameplate from the cylinder.
 As the cylinder ages and parts begin to wear, its performance may decline. Use
the instructions in this manual for effective inspection and maintenance. Have it
repaired or replaced through the distributor that you purchased it from if
necessary.
 Product warranty is applicable as long as the unit is operated within the
specifications and service conditions described in this manual or specifications
that have been approved by Tsubaki. It is the user’s responsibility to prevent any
destructive external conditions that may typically include severe shock loading,
vibratory loads, mechanical or thermal overloads, or side loads.
 Any trouble caused by modifications to the product by the customer is not
covered by warranty and Tsubaki can not be considered liable for such damage.
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Thank you for purchasing TSUBAKI POWER CYLIN ER F-Series.
To make best use of it, proper installation, operation and maintenance is required. This
manual contains such information and should be carefully read in order to maintain the
performance of your Cylinder.
If you have any questions, consult the distributor you purchased the cylinder from or the
Tsubaki sales office nearest you. The cylinder’s type, test number, and drawing number
shown on the nameplate attached to the main body of the cylinder will be required when
contacting your distributor or our sales office.

Initial Inspection
Be sure the package is right side up before unpacking and then check for the following:
1. Make sure that the “Type”, ”Rated Load”, “Speed”, “C12V or C24V” and
“Stroke” stated on the nameplate conforms to that of your order specifications. Also, confirm
that the accessories enclosed are the same as those you ordered.
2. Check to see that no damage occurred during delivery.
3. Check that the nuts and bolts on the unit have not loosened.
 Consult the distributor you purchased the product from if you encounter a problem.

Installation
1. Atmosphere of location for installation
Installation Location Indoors or Outdoors with a waterproof
connector
Atmosphere ust level should be that of a normal factory.
Ambient Temperatures
-15ºC to 40ºC
Shock Below 1G
Ambient Humidity 85% max. (no condensation)
2. The load direction applied to the cylinder must be on the same line as that of the rod;
otherwise the cylinder will incur inappropriate side force or bending moment that may
result in serious internal damage to the cylinder. If side force or bending moment can
not be avoided, use liner guide to account for it.
3. To connect the cylinder to a mating machine, use the pins of dia. 7.924 to
7.96 at the rod side and clevis side. To prevent wear of hole, use the pins having
smooth surface. It Is better to apply grease to the pins when connecting.
5
4. If the cylinder swings while operating, install the cylinder so that both coupling pins are
arranged parallel with each other at a right angle to the swinging plain. Check that the
front ends of clevis and rod does not interfere with the mount of mating machine.
Fig. 1
5. The mating machine should have ample strength as over 300% of rated thrust, if
overload protection unit by TC.
6. Never step or hang on the cylinder. This may result in injury.
7. The rotating torque at the rod will be occurred while operating, so anti rotating
connection is required at the mating machine. The value of rod rotating torque is as
follows.
LPF010H LPF020M LPF040L
Rod Rotating
Torque 0.14 (N・m) 0.28 (N・m) 0.55 (N・m)
8. When using equipment that must avoid all contact with oil or grease such as food
processing equipment, make sure a protective device such as an oil receiver is
attached to prevent damage from oil leakage resulting from equipment damage or
overuse. o not place any obstacles that might prevent ventilation around the cylinder.
They can hinder cooling resulting in a fire caused by abnormal overheating.
9. The cylinder should be used within the stroke on the drawing. To do that, to use limit
switch (LS) for stroke adjust on the equipment prepared by customer or to use the
optional limit switch by TC. Before adjusting the limit switch, must check each LS at
the end works well with proper direction of motor. When adjusting the limit switch,
should be set with counting additional stroke by inertia after power off.
6

Wiring
1. For connection of power supply and cylinder, should follow government law and other
related rules for wiring in each country. In generally, use the wire leads, which have
width of over 2mm
2
and within 3m long. The specified performance of LP cannot be
obtained due to voltage drop. In the case of outdoor use or in the place where it may
be wetted, use the waterproof connector.
When connecting the black wire to “+” and red wire to “-“, the rod goes forward.
Reference Circuit iagram ( ynamic braking)
The above reference circuit diagram shows the condition of dynamic braking is working.
When cylinder forwards, turn the forward relay from “b” to “a”.
2. Power Supply: Use a power source with a sufficient capacity in consideration of the
locked rotor current (see the table above). If power supply is not sufficient, cylinder
malfunctions or operation speed is decreased.
Use the following capacity of the relay
C12V Model : 30A or greater (14V C)
C24V Model : 30A or greater (28V C)
Type Rated Current
(A)
Locked Rotor
Current (A)
Fuse Size
LPF010H 3.2 16.7 10A
LPF010H V 1.6 7.5 5A
LPF020M 3.2 16.7 10A
LPF020M V 1.6 7.5 5A
LPF040L 3.7 16.7 10A
LPF040L V 1.8 7.5 5A
+
-
DC POWER
SOURCE
FUS
E
FOR WARD
DM
POWER
CYLINDER
RED
REVERSE
BALCK
a
b
b
a
c
c
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
Optional Units
1. External Limit Switch for stroke adjustment (Option name : “L”)
General Caution, when using External Limit Switch
★
In the case of H speed, there is possibility that the striker runs over contact point
of LS. Therefore, electrical self-hold of LS contact is required at the customer’s
electrical circuit diagram.
★
Coasting: As the cylinder is driven by motor, so that the rod moves by Inertia of
motor even after the power is turn off. Inertia depends on the model and load.
Therefore the limit switch should be set on a little inside of designed stroke in
consideration of coasting. For your reference, below is shown the coasting
distance for each model in rated loaded state. When short coasting distance is
required, dynamic braking diagram is recommended.
2. Potentiometer (Option name : “P”)
Potentiometer is a variable resister to output electrical signals by stroke.
General Caution, when using Potentiometer
★
Resister is preset by model of Power Cylinder before delivery. o not rotate
the actuator rod before installation. It will result the stroke position will be out of
phase with potentiometer
.
Type OMRON CO. 2VW-5L2A-1M or equivalent
Contact Configuration BLUE
BLACK
RE
Rating AC250V 4A, (cosφ=0.7)
Connection 0.75 mm
2
X 3C, Length 300mm Lead wire
Coasting distance (Reference value)
Type Name Lifting Lowering
LPF010H 4 mm 7 mm
LPF020M 2 mm 4 mm
LPF040L 1 mm 3 mm
Note : Time lag of relay is not considered in the above value
The above value is changeable by condition of load and inertia
Specification of Potentiometer
Type name CP-30 (
Sakae Tsushin Kogyo
) or equivalent
Total resistance 1.0 k ohm
Power rating 0.75W
Insulation rating AC1000V 1 min.
Effective electrical angle
355 degree
Effective angle of rotation
360 degree endless
Connection
0.5mm
2
X 3C, 500mm length Cabtire cable
BLACK
RE
WHITE
Rod
Forward
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3. Internal Limit Switch for position detection (Option name : “K2”)
Stroke
LPF010H
LPF020M
LPF040L
50
CW
CCW
CW
100
CCW
CW
CW
150
CCW
CW
CW
200
CW
CW
CCW
300
CW
CCW
CCW
Table.1
General Caution, when using K2
★
The position of Limit Switch is not preset, when delivery. Before operating,
please set at customer side. o not rotate the actuator rod after set. It will
result the stroke position will be out of phase with K2.
How to set the K2
①. Check the wire connection is right
②. Move the cylinder rod to middle and check the limit switch work correct at both
directions with each cam and each limit switch.
③. The rod coast little after limit switch contact (= motor turn off). Therefore, the cam
should be adjusted with the coasting.
④. The cams are set on the output shaft of gear box with 2 of M4 set-screw. o not
turn the cam without loosen the set-screw. It will result the gear box will be broken.
⑤. The cam at the Inner part should be adjusted before the front side cam is set. After
setting, be sure to tighten the set-screw.
Type OMRON CO. SS-5GL2 or equivalent
Contact Configuration
Rating AC250V 2A, (cosφ=0.4)
Connection 0.5 mm
2
X 6C, Length 500mm Lead wire
Right arrow shows the rotational direction of LS cam
when rod extends.
Refer to the Table 1. for the detail of the rotational direction.
Right figure shows the relationship between the Limit Switch
for extension and LS cam when LS cam rotates CCW direction.
Set screw M4
LS cam
CW
CCW
LS1(for forward) LS2(for reverse)
Black
White
Red Yellow
Brown
Green
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Control Unit Options
1. Overload detection unit
2. AC adapter
Caution
★
Use the wire lead with 2 mm
2
within 3 m length to avoid voltage drop. (Between
motor and unit, unit and power supply)
★
o not touch the terminal on the unit. The electrical shock may be happened.
★
Exactly tighten the screw on the terminal. The fire accident may be happened.
★
Check the screw at regular intervals whether it is loosened or not.
★
o not set the unit to bad environment, such as under high temperature, humid area,
dusty area, corrosion gas, vibration, shock, and so on.
★
When overload detection works, operation signal (F) or (R) should be turned off at
one time for reset. Unit holds overload signal, it means no power supply from unit to
motor.
Type LPF-K12 LPF-K24
Applied Cylinder
LPF010H / LPF020M / LPF040L
Power voltage 10-14 V C 20-28 V C
Rated Current 3.7 A C 1.8 A C
Load Current 7.0 A C 4.0 A C
Start time 0.3 sec (Fixed)
Overloading time
Less 0.1 sec (Fixed)
Operation
specification
Connect (F) and (+), then rod forward
Connect (R) and (+), then rod reward
Connect (F)-(+) and (R)-(+), then rod stop
Ambient temp. -15 to 40 Celsius degree
Humidity 45 - 85 %RH (No condensation)
Structure Built in type for control box, ABS case
Mass 0.2kg
Type LPF - A24
Applied Cylinder
LPF010H – V, 020M – V, 040L – V
Applied Motor 24V C, 29W
Power Source 100VA, 50/60Hz
200/220VAC, 50/60Hz
Rated Current 1.8 A C
Load Current 4.0 A C
Start time 0.3 sec (Fixed)
Shock time Less 0.1 sec (Fixed)
Operation
specification
Connect (F) and (COM), then rod forward
Connect (R) and (COM), then rod reward
Connect (F)-(COM) and (R)-(COM),
then rod stop
Ambient temp. -15 to 40 Celsius degree
Humidity 45 - 85 %RH (No condensation)
Structure Built in type for control box, SPCC case
Mass
2.5 kg
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
Cautions efore operating
1. Verify the wiring connection is correct, especially the relation between rod direction and
Limit Switch at each end. Then, power is turn on and verify the direction by inching
operation. This means to verify that the forward switch is turned on, then rod moves
forward and rod stops by the forward limit switch. o same thing for reverse side.
2. Verify the mechanical connection between the cylinder and equipment.
★
The rod should not be forced by any bending moment at any positions while full
stroke. If any bending force is occurred, the cylinder life will be shorten. Or
unusual sound or any damage will be happened.

Frequency and ED% at operating
The frequency of starting and E % are limited cause of the temperature rise on motor.
And also, in the case of high frequency of operating, the expected cylinder life should be
considered.
Starting frequency : Two times per minute ( 1 round trip / min.)
Maximum E % : Less 25% (5 min. bases)
Expected life time : 15,000 cycle
* E % = (one operating time) / (one operating time + rest time)
In the case of inching operation, starting frequency should be less than 10 times per
minute.

General cautions
1. The range of power voltage
The range of power voltage should be within 10-14V for 12v motor and within
20-28V for 12v motor. Otherwise, cylinder cannot be moved or motor temperature
rise. To verify the power voltage at nearest point to motor is very important, if
cylinder characteristic is different from usual.
2. The various loads
The kind of load in below effects the cylinder wrong. The performance of cylinder
is not good and or the cylinder life will be shortened.
★
Bending load to the rod
★
Impact load
★
Overload
★
Locked load
★
Press stopping (Use the option of “overload protection unit”)