Thread: Issues with SMC SS5Y3-41-06-N7T 6 Station Base Mount
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Re: Issues with SMC SS5Y3-41-06-N7T 6 Station Base Mount
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Originally Posted by ChrisTeam1289 View Post
...if we remove the tubing from the port and cover the open end with our thumb...
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A pressure of 7 bar [100 psi] is sufficient to penetrate the skin.
Please don't use your body as a troubleshooting tool.
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