Pneumatic Cylinders: what types are allowed

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Pneumatic Cylinders: what types are allowed

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15-01-2009, 01:33

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Re: Pneumatic Cylinders: what types are allowed

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Originally Posted by squirrel

Past years

The rule he quoted from THIS YEAR'S manual is written quite a bit differently than the equivalent rule in the previous two manuals.

I have asked a question on the official Q&A to make sure, but it would appear that this year we are only limited by maximum stroke and diameter and not by manufacturer or the specific sizes available through the free order form.

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