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25-01-2008, 21:58
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Re: Pneumatics Help
I don't think 1/2" cylinders are legal... Anyway, you can't get an air usage estimate without specifying stroke length as well. A 2" diameter with 6" stroke will take about the same amount of air (a few cu in difference) as a 1.5" cylinder with a 12" stroke*, for example.
*Yes, I know 1.5" bore cylinders with 12" stroke lengths aren't legal; I chose that number for example purposes only. Last edited by lukevanoort : 25-01-2008 at 22:02. |
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