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Where to buy tanks?
We are looking for more storage tanks, for our bot. Any recommendations and places to order them?
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http://www.clippard.com/
Great storage tanks with various sizes. We have used them many times for our air storage. |
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I did a double-take when I saw the title of this thread. Then I thought I'd find a link suiting the title.
http://www.stvgroup.cz/en/PRODUCTS-S...cles/T-72-tank Who knew tanks were that readily available? |
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Lookig at that supplier, can't seem to find a tank that is bigger then 16inch^3 we are looking for just about the biggest think we can stick in. And suggestions?
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You can get 2005-2009 Sized Tanks from AndyMark. http://www.andymark.com/ProductDetai...ctCode=am-0845
If you want something larger, I know that McMaster has some decent sized Portable Air Tanks, though they might be a bit overkill for a robot. |
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Yeah we ended up getting an 1 gallon tank off McMaster B-)
232 inch^3 of air for a total of 263 inch^3. We are using the 2x24inch cylinders for a forklift so overkill is good. |
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If memory serves me right, a 2x24 Cylinder operating at 60psi will drain the entire maximum air capacity of a pre-2011 robot in one Cycle. (Extend & Retract) Now I see why you need so much air. |
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Yes, we ordered from McMaster today and got our 1gal tank the same day :O
After plugging everything up that tank + the one they gave us in the KOP took 5:42mins to fully fill from the tiny compressor they gave us lol. However this will provide us enough air and then some for a 2:15 match. Also we are running the system at about 40 PSI. |
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