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23-01-2005, 18:46
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Re: Pneumatic Piston Weight
From the 2003 pneumatics manual:
Approximate weight calculations for custom cylinders, not including the rod clevis or pivot brackets: 3/4" Bore 0.21 lbs. + 0.03 lbs. per inch of stroke 1/2" Bore 0.73 lbs. + 0.08 lbs. per inch of stroke 2" Bore 1.62 lbs. + 0.15 lbs. per inch of stroke |
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