Pick the right Parker Electro Thrust cylinder for your application

October 7, 2025
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The Parker Electro Thrust Cylinder (ETH) from Micromech, certified Parker distributor and systems integration partner.

Parker’s ETH Electro Thrust Cylinder is a product that bridges the gap between pneumatic and hydraulic drive technology – offering a replacement that is more economical and increases reliability.

The High Force Electro Thrust Cylinder (ETH) has unrivalled power density and is compact. Micromech can also supply a complimentary range of controllers, motors and gearboxes.

Features and benefits:

  • High service life
  • Unrivalled power density – high forces and small frame sizes
  • Reduced maintenance costs thanks to lubricating access in
    the cylinder flange
  • Easy replacement due to pneumatic ISO flange norm
    (DIN ISO 15552:2005-12) conformity
  • Integrated anti-rotation device
  • Reduced noise emission
  • Cabling can be concealed in the profile
  • Accessories with integrated force sensors help to distribute
    and precisely control linear forces.
  • Optimised for safe handling and simple cleaning

One stop shop: We offer the complete drive train: Drive, controller, motor and gearbox to match the Electro Thrust Cylinder

Please follow the link below for Parker’s on line configurator which provides an easy step-by-step method for selecting the right ETH cylinder for the job. Alternatively contact Micromech to discuss your application with one of our experienced engineers who will be happy to size a cylinder for you and provide a competitive quotation.


For assistance in specifying the correct ETH cylinder for your application, contact our sales team.

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