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Multiple actuators per solenoid?
I combed through the manuals on pneumatics, and I couldn't find any mention of this, but I probably just missed it.
We need to have 4 linear actuators go off at once, in addition to other pneumatics parts on our robot. We only have 4 double solenoids available (the SMC ones) so my question is, can we hook up a T fitting after the solenoid to allow multiple actuators going through one solenoid? I know we can hook multiple solenoids up to a spike, so that isn't the problem. |
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