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Pneumatic Gripper ruling
I have read several different threads/rules about the use of pneumatic grippers.
A company was kind enough to donate a pneumatic gripper to us that they had no more use for. They were willing to give this to us because they were making modifications for a customer who later backed out of the deal. All modifications were made by the company. Just to clarify, this is not a complete gripper, rather it is just the joint of the gripper. Any "fingers" are going to be created and built by the team and attached in the designated places. So the question here is if it will be legal to use a modified (by the company) pneumatic gripper? |
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