Aluminium Pneumatic Cylinders: PAG-PAGY Series
An aluminium pneumatic cylinder is light, corrosion-resistant and quick to install — ideal for packaging, textile and automation lines where many cylinders move fast.
Fenitsa's PAG-PAGY series has an aluminium body to CETOP RP 43P in bores Ø32–Ø100.

Where Aluminium Bodies Work Best
- Packaging and filling lines.
- Textile machinery.
- Light automation with many cycles.
- Moving parts where low weight matters.
PAG-PAGY Force Table
Catalogue, 6 bar.
| Bore | Rod | Push 6 bar (kg) | Pull 6 bar (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ø32 | Ø12 | 48 | 41 |
| Ø40 | Ø16 | 75 | 63 |
| Ø50 | Ø20 | 118 | 99 |
| Ø63 | Ø20 | 187 | 168 |
| Ø80 | Ø25 | 301 | 272 |
| Ø100 | Ø25 | 471 | 441 |
Aluminium or Steel Body?
- Aluminium: light and corrosion-resistant for clean, dry areas.
- Steel body (PNS-PNSY): for heavier duty and impacts.
- Same force per bore — choose by environment and weight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Fenitsa series has an aluminium body?
PAG-PAGY, to CETOP RP 43P, Ø32–Ø100.
Is an aluminium cylinder strong enough?
Force depends on bore and pressure; a Ø100 PAG pushes 471 kg at 6 bar.
When is steel better?
Under impacts, heavy side loads or rough handling.
Send Us Your Cylinder Data
Bore, rod, stroke, working pressure, mountings and quantity — or a drawing or photo of the cylinder you want to replace. Our engineers reply with a technical proposal and a quotation.
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