FUJI LATEX FA-S3650 Dust-Sealed Adjustable Shock Absorbers

• Large dust-sealed design: The M36×1.5 body uses a dust seal for heavy automation and industrial machinery where dust, machining chips, or debris may accumulate.
• 50 mm stroke and 392 J capacity: Both models provide a 50 mm stroke and 392 J maximum absorption energy for large slides, transfer systems, conveyors, and machinery end stops.
• High- and wide-speed models: UD models support 0.7–3 m/s high-speed impact, while UBD models cover 0.3–2 m/s wide-speed and pneumatic applications.
• Up to 2,700 kg equivalent mass: FWM-S3650UBD supports up to 2,700 kg equivalent mass for heavier equipment and variable-speed mechanisms.
• Catalog and selection support: Models can be selected by absorption energy, equivalent mass, impact speed, cycle rate, end configuration, installation space, and environment.

Q1: What is the FUJI LATEX FA-S3650 Series?
A: The FA-S3650 Series consists of large dust-sealed adjustable hydraulic shock absorbers for automation equipment, large slides, conveyors, transfer systems, and industrial machinery.

Q2: What environments are FA-S3650 models suitable for?
A: They suit equipment where dust, machining chips, or debris may accumulate around the piston rod area, but they are not designed for direct oil or coolant exposure.

Q3: What is the difference between FA-S3650UD and FWM-S3650UBD?
A: FA-S3650UD covers 0.7–3 m/s high-speed impact, while FWM-S3650UBD covers 0.3–2 m/s for wide-speed, pneumatic, and variable-speed applications.

Q4: Is the FA-S3650 Series fixed or adjustable?
A: The series is adjustable. Damping can be continuously set using the adjustment knob at the bottom of the body.

Q5: Which full model numbers are available?
A: Models include FA-S3650UD-S, FA-S3650UD-C, FWM-S3650UBD-S, and FWM-S3650UBD-C.

Q6: What is the maximum absorption energy?
A: Both models provide 392 J maximum absorption energy per impact and 2,352 J/min absorption energy per minute.

Q7: How should UD and UBD models be selected?
A: UD models suit high-speed equipment, while UBD models suit wider speed ranges, pneumatic drives, and higher equivalent mass. Confirm cycle rate and actual load conditions before selection.

Q8: What is the difference between the -S and -C suffixes?
A: The -S suffix indicates a capless model, while -C indicates a model supplied with an impact cap.

Q9: Can FA-S3650 models be used where coolant is splashed?
A: No. The dust seal reduces dust and debris ingress but is not liquid-proof. A suitable liquid-resistant specification should be considered where oil or coolant contacts the product.

Q10: How should the correct FA-S3650 model be selected?
A: Confirm absorption energy, equivalent mass, impact speed, cycle rate, end configuration, installation space, and operating environment, then contact GATO Corporation for selection support.