Low Height Cylinders

RSM: Single-acting, spring return; fast retraction; mounting holes for easy fixing.
RCS: Single-acting, spring return; plunger with internal threads to mount a tilt saddle.
CULP: Single-acting, load return; ultra-flat; stop ring limits maximum stroke.
CUSP: Single-acting, load return; ultra-flat; tilting function helps distribute load.
LPL: Single-acting, load return; lock nut for mechanical load holding; longer stroke than CUSP/CULP; built-in tilt saddle.
RLT: Telescopic, low-height design; provides longer stroke in a compact format; mounting bolt holes for fixturing.

• Very low overall height for working in tight spaces
• High load capacity despite compact size
  A practical complement to standard and =
• high‑tonnage cylinders for staged lifting
• Easy handling for service, installation, and field maintenance

Place the cylinder on a flat, stable, and sufficiently strong surface, keep the load centered to avoid side loading, and operate within rated capacity and stroke limits. When running multiple cylinders, use a uniform pressure supply and controlled, synchronized lifting to keep the structure level.

They’re designed for spaces with very limited headroom. Typical uses include lifting and lowering machines, structures, and steel components during installation or maintenance; straightening and alignment of frames, beams, and welded assemblies; bridge and structural jacking where only a small installation height is available; service and maintenance work in cramped areas; and mobile lifting or temporary support on construction sites and in plant engineering.