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Re: Does Max PSI Apply to the vacuum?
I may be way off my nut here, but I think there is something that needs to be discussed here.
To maintain a vacuum with these vacuum generators, air must be flowing continuously through the generator. Once the airflow stops, the vacuum dissipates and things (like tubes) fall off  . If you are feeding the generator through your clippards, I believe you will quickly run out of capacity and be running off a continually running compressor. Does this sound right or am I missing something?
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