The main differences between compact cylinder and standard cylinders are size, construction, application scenarios and price.

      Compact cylinders are usually narrow and suitable for small space occasions, such as automation equipment and robots, and their width is about half that of standard cylinders, which makes compact cylinders more suitable for occasions where frequent movement is required or space is limited. Standard cylinders are thicker and suitable for applications that require a larger output torque, such as punches, presses and hydraulic lifting platforms. Standard cylinders usually have a longer stroke and larger bore, providing higher load capacity and torque output.
    The structure of the compact cylinder is relatively simple, the use of piston structure, occupy small space, light weight, long service life, and the standard cylinder usually uses the piston rod and the piston axial split structure, has a high torque output, but occupies a large space.
    The price of compact cylinders is usually lower than that of standard cylinders because of its smaller size and simpler structure, while standard cylinders are also higher in price due to their larger size and complex structure.

    In addition, the design stroke of the thin cylinder is generally shorter, and the design stroke of the standard cylinder is longer.