Fork Clevis CCKB -(Rexroth - Bosch) Accessories - ISO 8132 - Size 25. - For Cylinder Range CDH2. -For Piston Diameter D=40mm.

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Fork Clevis CCKB -(Rexroth - Bosch) Accessories - ISO 8132 - Size 25. - For Cylinder Range CDH2. -For Piston Diameter D=40mm.
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Supplier part number: CCKB_25
Name:Fork Clevis CCKB -(Rexroth - Bosch) Accessories - ISO 8132 - Size 25. - For Cylinder Range CDH2. -For Piston Diameter D=40mm.
Description:Based on the official Bosch Rexroth technical documentation, the correct Fork Clevis CCKB for your CDH2 cylinder with a 40mm piston diameter is the CCKB 25. The "Size 25" in the model name refers to the diameter of the required mounting pin. 📊 CCKB 25 Specifications for CDH2 (40mm Piston) The table below lists the key specifications and dimensions for the CCKB 25 from the official Rexroth data sheet . Parameter Specification for CCKB 25 Type CCKB 25 Material Number R900542845 Nominal Force 32,000 N For Cylinder (Piston Ø) CDH2/CGH2/CSH2: 40 mm Pin Diameter (CK H9) 25 mm Thread (KK 6H) M20 x 1.5 Weight (approx.) 1.4 kg Important Installation Note: The fork clevis must always be screwed against the piston rod thread stop. Afterwards, the clamping screws must be tightened with the specified tightening torque . The associated pin (25 mm diameter, tolerance m6) is included in the scope of supply but is not mounted in the factory .
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