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Re: Controling Pneumatics
Posted by Mike at 1/11/2001 9:42 PM EST


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In Reply to: Controling Pneumatics
Posted by Corvallis on 1/11/2001 7:57 PM EST:



Differential pressure is one way as noted herein. Your best bet may be mechanical with a toggle. Hit it once and you go. Check for an FPDA distributor in your area at www.fpda.org and go to members. They can help you.

Ok here is our problem. We need to know how we can get our pneumatics to be able to stop without fully extending or vise versa. In other words how do we control the length of the cylinder by holding down either the trigger or the thumb. As we have it now we press the button once and it extends all the way or contracts all the way. Any help would be appreciated.


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