Features:
- Perpendicular switch entry: The M9BVL lead exits across the sensor body to suit a different clearance envelope.
- Short guided stroke: The integrated MXQ table provides controlled 10 mm travel.
- Axial air connection: The P code fixes the pneumatic port orientation for machine routing.
This configuration exists for installations where the perpendicular sensor lead better clears surrounding tooling or machine covers.
The slide delivers compact guided pneumatic movement while the two-wire switch reports an accepted table position.
Selection should preserve both cable-exit geometry and the axial pneumatic route instead of matching only bore and stroke.
Apter Power can help source the SMC MXQ8-10P-M9BVL MXQ Air Slide Table after perpendicular switch entry and port orientation are matched to the machine.
SMC MXQ8-10P-M9BVL MXQ Air Slide Table Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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- Perpendicular exit: Reserve side clearance for the M9BVL lead and connector transition.
- Moving envelope: Observe the lead through repeated strokes before closing guards.
- Strain relief: Support the 3 m cable without loading the switch body.
- Variant control: Keep M9BVL and in-line M9BL spares separated by full order code.
- Axial piping: Use fittings and tubing that preserve access to the P-oriented ports.
- Tube movement: Keep the pneumatic line outside the table and sensor travel envelope.
- Controlled speed: Commission flow so the short stroke stops without repeated end impact.
- Leak check: Prove the circuit holds pressure before diagnosing position-signal behavior.
- Mechanical first: Confirm the table reaches both accepted ends without binding.
- Switch response: Check the two-wire signal changes at the intended sensing point.
- Guard clearance: Verify the perpendicular cable remains free throughout operation.
- Cycle proof: Run a controlled sequence with the final fixture and tubing installed.
- Compact transfer stations: Moves small parts over a short guided path.
- Side-clearance layouts: Uses perpendicular sensor cable entry where in-line routing is obstructed.
- Pneumatic indexing: Provides two-position motion with controller feedback.
- Integrated fixture motion: Carries a small tooling plate without a separate linear guide.