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Re: How much force do you REALLY get?

I'm no pneumatic expert, someone else could have input, but two things come to mind. Are you sure you have 60 psig? Another is if the force is not directly inline with the scale, you will not get the maximum amount of force. You would need to account for the angle, even if it is small.

Thinking farther along, is there a target force you are looking for, or another reason for your testing?
 


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