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What is a buffer cylinder?

2009-04-02View Original

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Cylinders can be divided into those with buffers and those without them. Gas buffering is achieved by compressing a fixed volume of gas at the end of the cylinder stroke. Before the piston enters the buffering stroke, air is discharged through the normal exhaust port; once it enters this buffering stroke, the remaining air trapped in the compression chamber can only be released slowly through the adjustable needle valve, thereby slowing down the piston and achieving cushioning at the end of the stroke.

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