FAQ
Q1: What is the FUJI LATEX FK M27–M36 Series?
A: The FK M27–M36 Series consists of fixed hydraulic shock absorbers for automation, transfer systems, and industrial machinery requiring end-stop impact absorption.
Q2: What models are included in the FK M27–M36 Series?
A: The group includes FK-2725, FK-3035, FK-3625A, FK-3650A, and FK-3650, covering M27×1.5, M30×1.5, and M36×1.5 thread sizes.
Q3: Is the FK M27–M36 Series fixed or adjustable?
A: The models on this page are fixed hydraulic shock absorbers and do not require damping adjustment.
Q4: What do L, M, and H mean in FK model numbers?
A: L, M, and H identify low-, medium-, and high-speed impact characteristics. Depending on the model, impact speeds extend to approximately 1, 2, and 3 m/s respectively.
Q5: What is the maximum absorption energy of the FK M27–M36 Series?
A: Maximum absorption energy reaches 400 J with the FK-3650A Series, while the standard FK-3650 Series provides 392 J.
Q6: What is the maximum equivalent mass?
A: Maximum equivalent mass reaches 3,400 kg with FK-3650AL-C.
Q7: What is the difference between FK-3625A and FK-3650A?
A: Both use M36×1.5 threads. FK-3625A has a 25 mm stroke and up to 200 J absorption energy, while FK-3650A has a 50 mm stroke and 400 J capacity.
Q8: What is the difference between FK-3650A and FK-3650?
A: Both are M36×1.5 fixed shock absorbers with 50 mm strokes. FK-3650A provides 400 J maximum absorption energy, while FK-3650 provides 392 J.
Q9: What should be checked when installing an FK M27–M36 shock absorber?
A: Ensure sufficient mounting strength, proper alignment, and an external stopper, and confirm that absorption energy, equivalent mass, impact speed, and cycle rate remain within the applicable model specifications.
Q10: How do I select the correct FK M27–M36 model?
A: Check moving mass, impact speed, driving force, required stroke, absorption energy, cycle rate, thread size, and end configuration, or contact GATO Corporation for model selection support.