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Old 09-05-2010, 11:16 PM
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greg i lost all my book marks what was the name of the place that you got your cylinders from thanks
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greg i lost all my book marks what was the name of the place that you got your cylinders from thanks
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Depending on the length and size I am looking for and also the stroke
http://www.mcmaster.com/#
http://clippard.com/
I use the air cylinders they sell, I must say they work just fine and I have never replaced any due to oil leaks...
I do prefer the Mcmaster-Carr as the die is smaller so it has less oil in the cylinder (volume ), which inturn makes the cylinder move faster..

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