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motor power

how much psi can i use in each motor?
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Re: motor power

You don't use pounds per square inch to run an electric motor. You use volts and amps to run those.

If you're referring to a pneumatic cylinder, you're limited to 60 PSI by <R70>, with 120 PSI being allowed for storage tanks upstream of the primary regulator (<R69>).
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