Self-aligning Clevis - Rexroth - Bosch Accessories - CGKM. - Size 125. - Bush Internal Diameter DN=125. - For Cylinder Range CDM1 / CDL1.

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Self-aligning Clevis - Rexroth - Bosch Accessories - CGKM. - Size 125. - Bush Internal Diameter DN=125. - For Cylinder Range CDM1 / CDL1.
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Supplier part number: CGKM_125
Name:Self-aligning Clevis - Rexroth - Bosch Accessories - CGKM. - Size 125. - Bush Internal Diameter DN=125. - For Cylinder Range CDM1 / CDL1.
Description:A self-aligning clevis with the CGKM designation could not be found in the available documentation. However, the correct model for an 125 mm internal bush diameter (DN/CN) for the CDM1 / CDL1 cylinder ranges is the CGKD 125. ✅ Correct Part Identification: CGKD 125 This is confirmed by official Rexroth dimension tables for both the CDM1 and CDH2 series, which list the CGKD 125 with an internal bush diameter (CN H7) of 125 mm. 📊 Specifications for CGKD 125 Here are the key specifications for the CGKD 125 self-aligning clevis: Parameter Specification Type CGKD 125 Material Number R900322026 Internal Bush Diameter (CN H7) 125 mm Nominal Force 800,000 N Thread (KK) M100 x 3 Clamping Screw M24 x 70 (ISO 4762-10.9) Tightening Torque (Mₜ) 710 Nm Weight (m) 52.5 kg 📌 Installation Note: The self-aligning clevis must always be screwed to the piston rod thread stop. Subsequently, the clamping screws have to be tightened to the specified torque.
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