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adminParticipantHave also a look on this new range from Legris: http://www.AirwareFRL.com
adminParticipant5 – you need two outlet ports, one for each end.5/2 – 5 port 2 position if you just extend and retract5/3 – 5 port 3 position if you want it to not hold a mid position The center (non-energized) postition would have a closed centerIf it was sprig
adminParticipantTry contacting Radix Automation at 760-723-9772.
adminParticipantUnfortunatly the representation in Australia in disappointing.If your product is good as you say well i suggest you take a good hard look at the people you employ to promote your product.I like your product but not in this country.Sorry for being
adminParticipantLike the other small pneumatics companies Metal Work are doing their best in a crowded market place. The reality is that the last thing we customers want to see is another pneumatics Sales Representative. Pneumatics to us is the equivalent to buyi
adminParticipantAs far as pneumatics being like nuts and bolts, I couldnt agree more. It would be difficult to manufacture any product without all of these at some point in the process.
adminParticipantPerhaps David would like to phone me to discuss his comments. I am sure he remembers the telephone number.
adminParticipantOh and I do know they need to be about 4 inches in diameter with a 6 inch stroke and handle about 150 to 200 PSI. Ricky
adminParticipantHi Ricky,I don’t know anything about an air cylinder from SMC for low rider applications, since most (or all) are airbags (typically Firestone). Take a look at the following link on eBay for a photo of the parts involved;http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBa
adminParticipantYou sure can use air cylinders for lowrider applications. It is very common to replace struts with air cylinders. Most common are 3 in the rear and 3-1/4″ in the front. Please contact me with any specific questions you might have.”
adminParticipantRicky,My company is an authorized SMC Pneumatic Distributor. We currently have a company locally using SMC valves, fittings and cylinders for Low Riders. I would be happy to discuss your application further and to provide any of the technical info
adminParticipantBag it…use 6 bags for clearance. The ride is ten times better. Cylinders are impossible to drive UNLESS you add accumulators. If you use cylinders….3″ in back…4″in front…Don’t know about SMC but I have Bimba part numbers. Over twenty”
adminParticipantRicky, i think i can help you out. My company is Pacific Air Technology, and we are a Technlogy” Distributor for SMC USA. We do in fact carry the air cylinders you are looking for. We are the ONLY distributor in North America that sells the cylin”
adminParticipantI am looking for a air suspension kit for a 1991 Toyota Celica ST. Can anyone help. Thanks
adminParticipanti have used PAT’s cans for every ride i have built….i had a bad experience with a buddy’s MIC stuff, and another’s AIM stuff, and it’s looking like a EAI job is about to go south…..i always recommend PAT’s Cans…..tho i build my own kits”…”
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