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PHD is a leading manufacturer of pneumatic and hydraulic industrial automation actuators,
designed to help companies across all industries optimize their manufacturing processes. Our
products consist of a full line of hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders, escapements,
grippers, linear slides, rotary actuators, clamps, multi-motion actuators, switches
and sensors.
These hydraulic and pneumatic actuators provide the fundamental motion to push, pull,
lift, rotate, turn, grip, reach, clamp, hold, position, escape, insert, load, unload,
pick, place, and orient parts or materials in your manufacturing processes. Applications
include loading/unloading, assembly, packaging, workholding, positioning, material
handling, orienting and feeding.
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NEW 2008 PHD Catalog
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PHD is proud to announce the release of the 2008 Main Product Catalog. Updates to this edition include the following:
Catalog Additions and Updates:
- Recently released Series SFM Slides
- NEW Large Bore SxH Slides
- NEW Gripper Selection Guide to assist in narrowing down the correct gripper for the application
- Enhanced Unique Solutions pages featuring specifications and benefits on popular ML products at the end of most sections
- Clamp section includes recently released PEC and PLK Clamps
- MDN Overview section
- Enhanced overview of PHD’s Website capabilities
- Catalog index allows you to locate product in the catalog using the beginning ordering data code
PHD is looking forward to working with our MDN Partners to provide you with superior automation solutions. Additional copies of the main catalog can be requested, at no charge, by clicking on Resource Request on the left side of the screen.
Go To New 2008 PHD Catalog
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Series PC
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Series PC Swing Arm clamps have a tapered rod end for easy arm angle adjustment at many angles. Simple design and compact size allow for low weight, long life and high clamp force.
Advantages: Long product life with little wear, easy angle adjustment, compact size, high clamp force.
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PHD has created an interactive guide that breaks down a typical design process into
seven easy steps. Each step details what electronic tools are available
to make the design process faster, easier and more productive.
E-Tools
