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Re: Question about partial piston stroke

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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz View Post
You can control the speed at which the cylinder is moved by using flow control valves at the ports of the cylinder. There is a tradeoff in the time it takes to travel.
Do you mean the regulator? I tried to put down the pressure so it'll move slower, but no success.. It just didn't move because it didn't have enough force.
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