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Re: Pneumatics Pull force same as Push force?

As others have mentioned the rod reduces the piston area so the retract force is less.

Here is a handy chart from Bimba that give the power factor and the approximate force created with a 60 psi input. http://www.bimba.com/global/library/...er_factors.pdf

There is also one on page 20 of this booklet http://www.bimba.com/global/library/...efhandbook.pdf that was included in the KOP in the past. That page (and the entire booklet) includes some important design considerations that are well worth noting. For example there is a page on how to calculate the approximate extension speed of the cylinder and how to maximize it.
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