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Re: Oscillating a pnuematics valve?

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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik
Several comments here. First, the double solenoid valve spec sheet says the maximum operating frequency is 10 Hz on the
Figures. They are air piloted and very low wattage. You can faster acting ones that are FIRST legal.
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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik
Second, I just had a brain wave. From Eagle Master's post up there. It's hard to get high pressures on both sides of a FIRST piston and still move it and such. But you could use a piston to hold something in place if it was otherwise actuated.
This brings to mind the appropriate off the shelf part, which of couse the overly-prohibitive FIRST pneumatics rules prevent us from using.
http://www.bimba.com/break/news54.htm

Basically, it is an ordinary cylinder with two enhancements.
*A position feedback resistor
*a second single-acting cylinder which actuates an integrated device which locks the cylinder rod in place, preventing it from moving.
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