Thread: Pneumatics piston
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Re: Pneumatics piston
Alternatively you could use a sealed pneumatic (gas) shock as discussed in <R66-H>. They are available cheaply from McMasterCarr:
http://www.mcmaster.com/#gas-shocks/=asncje