Question about pneumatic cylinder connection

[Joe G.]

Rope is fine. As a general rule, unless something is a motor, electrical component, pneumatic component, highly dangerous, or extraneously expensive, the material can be used. However, you should always check the flowchart if you aren't completely sure.

[feliks_rosenber]

Originally Posted by rocketperson44

Rope is fine. As a general rule, unless something is a motor, electrical component, pneumatic component, highly dangerous, or extraneously expensive, the material can be used. However, you should always check the flowchart if you aren't completely sure.

I mean that the end of the cylinder piston is connected by metal rope to the arm. Is it OK?

[EricH]

Originally Posted by feliks_rosenber

I mean that the end of the cylinder piston is connected by metal rope to the arm. Is it OK?

Nothing against using cable in that way.

[itsme]

OK, just to be sure, here are some photos of what I'm talking about:

http://www.picoodle.com/view.php?img....jpg&srv=img26

http://www.picoodle.com/view.php?img....jpg&srv=img26

[EricH]

No materials rules are broken, right? If so, then there is nothing saying you can't use that connection.

[itsme]

OK, thank you very much!.. Sorry for the bothering.