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adminParticipantLegris is the inventor of the Push-to-connect fitting in 1969. Festo buys the fittings from Pisco. It is probably better to work with the manufacturer of the products, he has the knowledge and the expertise.
adminParticipantSMC pneumatics only
adminParticipantWhy can you not use the new generation 3109 (NPT or taper thread) or 3199 (UNF or BSPP)? The product is more compact and has better performance (290 psi) let me know if I can help you?
adminParticipantits for a movie prop, and im trying to be screen accurate
adminParticipantTry Parker… http://www.parker.com
adminParticipantDo you have a Symbol, Part Number, Manufacturer or any other reference??????????????????
adminParticipantA unidirectional blocking valve usually will stop flow in one direction when engaged, functioning as a check valve. A bidirectional blocking valve usually is a valve that stops flow in both directions when engaged. I can not give any guidance on application suitability, except that pilot line connections can be more complicated for bidirectional blocking valves.
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adminParticipantDoes anyone know a company who can crossreference Chiyoda Pneumatic Fitting. So don’t have to pay the 1000% mark up. .00 for a .00 fitting.
adminParticipantUse SMC’s KQB2 range now officailly tested and approved by Nissan Japan -very good quality
adminParticipantContact Clippard
adminParticipantARO Crouzet Telemechanique
adminParticipantHumphrey products used to have their line of TAC valves. These were basic valves with tons of little air logic and manual actuators that screwed on them. I worked for them in the early 90’s and the still sold them then, I would guess they still do. I remember that they specifically had a flip/flop or ball point pen circuit in the catalog. You might try them. Hope this helps.
adminParticipantYou can see all their catalogs here: http://www.parker.com/Catalogs/
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