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08-02-2008, 15:11
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Re: Bimba Pneumatic Model Number Question
I am assuming that you want to test/build. Why not use the cylinder from your local distributor to fabricate and test your mechanism now and replace it with the correct cylinder from Bimba before you ship or at your first regional prior to inspection. At least you would be able to see if your robot works. Unless someone with more knowledge than I about the specific MRS-175-DP vs M-175-DP characteristics and whether or not they function dramatically different. I believe that you are going to find out that the MRS cylinder is not permitted.
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