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Pneumatic's Rules confusion
i know there is another thread but it doesnt get any traffic
im very lost with these rulings about the pneumatics we are going to use the free cyclinders from bimba however we got a rotary from parker Also we were lookin into pneumatic devices (ex pneumatice gripper (pre made) Are they allowed (both the rotary from parker and/or the pneumatic devices) Another question: is it possible to use a bimba non rotating linear pneumatic |
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