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DA Series Tie Rod Hydraulic Cylinder, 1.50 Inch Bore, 0.75 Inch Rod Diameter, 8.00 Inch Stroke, 1/4 NPT Ports

Description & Features

The Midway Mfg Co hydraulic tie rod cylinder with a 1.50-inch bore and 8.00-inch stroke is engineered for robust performance in industrial environments.

The 0.75-inch rod diameter and 1/4 NPT ports provide reliable fluid management. Designed to withstand demanding conditions it features ductile iron rod clevis base clevis and cylinder head.

With an aluminum alloy piston equipped with an o-ring seal and backup rings the precision honed cylinder tube ensures smooth actions. This hydraulic tie-rod cylinder includes a self-locking piston nut metal clad rod wiper and ground & polished chrome plated rod for enhanced durability.

High tensile steel tie rods and zinc plated clevis pins and clips further fortify this cylinder. Capable of handling a maximum operating pressure of 2500 PSI it is ideal for various industrial applications.

Supplier Part Number: 151031

Product Model Label: Hydraulic Tie-Rod Cylinders

Specifications

Bore 1.50	Brand Midway Mfg Co	Brand Midway Mfg Co	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	Pin Diameter 0.63	Pin to Pin Extended 25.25	Pin to Pin Retracted 17.25	Ports 1/4 NPT	Ports 1/4 NPT	Rod Diameter 0.75	Stroke 8	Supplier Part Number 151031	Alternate Part Numbers Alternate Part Number C1AK81	Product Weight 11.90 lbs

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Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Dwight H on May 23, 2025, 6:47 PM

pin-to-pin retracted on this one is 17.25 inches, so how far does it stretch out when the rod's fully extended?

Answer by: Customer Support on May 25, 2025, 6:26 AM

At full extension, the pin-to-pin measurement reaches 25.25 inches. That 8-inch difference lines up exactly with the stroke length, so your mounting centerlines need to accommodate that full range of travel when you're laying out the application.