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By: Andrew Schuetze
New: 26-05-2007 17:35
Updated: 26-05-2007 17:35
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The local Parker sales representative donated this 1" npt thread inline valve which is a 2-way NC valve. It operates on 12 VDC.
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27-05-2007 11:31
skimoose
Re: pic: Donated Parker Valve
Very nice... for a t-shirt launcher? 
Do you have a model number? I'm looking for a similar type of valve myself.
27-05-2007 13:50
Gdeaver
Re: pic: Donated Parker Valve
Appears that you have heeded the warnings about using PVC for High pressure air. That type of hose from my experience splits but does not deflagrate. Looks good. Is that a pilot opening valve? Does it open fast enough?
28-05-2007 22:57
Andrew Schuetze
Re: pic: Donated Parker Valve
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Originally Posted by skimoose
Very nice... for a t-shirt launcher?
Do you have a model number? I'm looking for a similar type of valve myself. |
It opens instantanously and released the full force of the stored air
05-06-2007 10:03
robostangs548
Re: pic: Donated Parker Valve
That is very cool, and very smart. Way to go.
02-10-2012 16:40
tdiltdil27
Re: pic: Donated Parker Valve
You say it opens instantly...does it just remain open, or will it close just as quickly?
02-10-2012 16:49
cbale2000
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Originally Posted by tdiltdil27
You say it opens instantly...does it just remain open, or will it close just as quickly?
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02-10-2012 21:57
Andrew Schuetze
Re: pic: Donated Parker Valve
correct but it completely empties the storage pipes. I've seen some designs with a second valve that charges a chamber from the storage so that one doesn't dump the entire system with each shot.
02-10-2012 22:31
AlexH
Re: pic: Donated Parker Valve
what kind of pressure are you guys running it at?
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