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17-01-2005, 21:16
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Re: Pneumatic's Rules confusion
Well, a few years ago we used an off-the-shelf NON-CONTROLLED pneumatic device... a suction cup for carrying glass, we then in turn used a pneumatic from bimba to actuate the hand-pressed pneumatic on the glass. Since that was unmodified off-the-shelf part, it was ok.
Dont know if that relates to your problem though. |
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