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Re: Pneumatic Cylinder Question

Perhaps you were thinking of R90:

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Originally Posted by R90
The outputs from multiple valves must not be plumbed together.
That is, you can't use two solenoid valves to speed up one cylinder. There is no rule against driving multiple cylinders from the same solenoid valve, but note that if speed is too slow this way, you can speed things up by using a separate valve for each cylinder.
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