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Re: How many pneumatic pistons can be carried on the chassis?

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Originally Posted by gabrielc97 View Post
My team is planning on using pneumatic pistons to control a mechanism, but we were wondering if there was a limit to the amount of pistons that can be carried on the chassis.

any help is appreciated! thanks in advance!
There are no rules that limit the Number of pistons that you may use. However, please observe the burst pressure when selecting pistons.

Your main and limiting factor to the number pistons is the amount of air that you have to work with and the speed that the compressor will be able to deliver the volume of air needed to do the work you are asking.

If you plan on trying to cycle a 3 inch piston with 12 inch stroke, you will run out of air real quick.
 


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