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LFRobotics 18-02-2015 12:15

LOOKING FOR FESTOS
 
Does anybody have 4 double solenoid Festos or 8 single solenoid festos that they could sell me. Just name a price and I will pay instantly through paypal.

THANKS!

snoman 18-02-2015 15:10

Re: LOOKING FOR FESTOS
 
sorry we are low on them. try seeking out other MN teams. find a mn event and there are some links to team websites. not every team uses CD.. http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprogr...egional-events

http://www.thebluealliance.com/teams

JCharlton 18-02-2015 19:03

Re: LOOKING FOR FESTOS
 
Try ebay? Bought some SMC there cheap.

LFRobotics 19-02-2015 09:45

Re: LOOKING FOR FESTOS
 
Yeah I went on Ebay and bought a few of these:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/370723685828...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

I believe they will work - they look similar to the Festos

bachster 19-02-2015 11:12

Re: LOOKING FOR FESTOS
 
Please keep in mind R66:

The only pneumatic system items permitted on 2015 FRC ROBOTS include the items listed below.
...
C. Solenoid valves with a maximum 1/8 in. NPT port diameter


It appears that the ebay link is a 1/4" port size which would not meet this rule.

If using non-KOP solenoids (or any non-KOP pneumatics components), please also be prepared to demonstrate with a manufacturer's spec sheet that they meet R64: "All pneumatic items must be COTS pneumatic devices rated by their manufacturers for working pressure of at least 125psi (with
the exception of R66-D)."

Automation Direct is a good source for pneumatics components, and they provide a $30 voucher to FRC teams (see the flyer in your KOP). You could also try directly ordering from Festo. Be sure to order the correct fittings to attach to your 1/4" tube if you don't have them already. 1/8" NPT is the thread size commonly found on the fittings supplied by FirstChoice/KOP. (NPT refers to the thread sizing standard. The actual OD of the fitting is more like 0.4", so it can be confusing). I think Festos are typically metric fittings. The ebay link looked like a BSPT (British) thread standard which is similar in size to NPT but not the same pitch.

LFRobotics 19-02-2015 12:28

Re: LOOKING FOR FESTOS
 
They arent being used on the robot - they are being put on a test board


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