HOERBIGER ORIGA DZB5080/100 PD27064-0100

Hoerbiger Origa Pneumatic Tie-Rod Cylinder Description This is a DZB series pneumatic cylinder from Hoerbiger Origa, designed for reliable linear motion in various industrial applications. As a double-acting cylinder, it provides powered movement in both extend and retract strokes. This unit is classified as new old stock, offering the performance of a new component at excellent value. It is an ideal spare part or replacement for machinery utilizing ISO/VDMA standard cylinders. Specifications Manufacturer: Hoerbiger Origa Series: DZB Action: Double-Acting Bore Diameter: 80 mm Stroke Length: 100 mm Maximum Operating Pressure: 10 bar / 145 psi Construction: Tie-Rod design Label Info Model: DZB5080/100 Part Number: PD27064-0100 Date Code: 47/00 (Week 47, Year 2000) Application This cylinder is suitable for a wide range of automation tasks, including clamping, positioning, pressing, and material handling in manufacturing and processing industries. Country of Origin Manufactured in Germany. CO2 Impact Opting for this reused component prevents approximately 39 kg of CO2 emissions compared to manufacturing a new one. Availability This item is in stock and ready for immediate dispatch. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. FAQ Is this cylinder compatible with modern ISO 15552 mounting accessories?Yes, the DZB series was built according to the VDMA 24562 and ISO 6431 standards, which were predecessors to the current ISO 15552. Most mounting accessories like flanges, feet, and clevises designed for ISO 15552 cylinders of the same bore size should be compatible. What type of pneumatic fittings should I use for the ports on this cylinder?The ports are standard threaded connections. For an 80mm bore cylinder, these are typically G3/8 or G1/2 threaded ports. It is best to measure the port diameter to confirm the correct fitting size before purchase. Does this cylinder have built-in magnetic sensing capabilities for position feedback?This specific model does not explicitly state it has a magnetic piston. To use position sensors, you would need to verify if a magnet is present in the piston, which was often an optional feature for this series. profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners. Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026