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1. How to Extend the Cycle Life of Your Valve

   ... What can you do to maximize the life of your valves? Valve cycle life is the valve's expected life under ideal conditions, but few ... for selecting the proper valve and materials. A valve's cycle life is a reference point for how many cycles the valve could be expected ...

2. When It Really Matters, How Can You Trust That a Valve Is Reliable?

   ... million cycles, that application does not require a billion cycle valve. Or does it? We have all been in situations where a product we ... their least reliable component. Valve Reliability vs. Cycle Life When it comes to the lifespan of a valve, few applications need ...

3. How to Auto Cycle a Double Acting Cylinder Without Limits

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4. Automation on a Budget

   ... One version of the test operates at 30°F for 100,000 cycle s, then to failure at ambient temperature. It takes several months as nozzle life typically exceeds 1 million cycle s, so "it's important to have high-quality cylinders that outlast the ...

5. How to Design Efficient Pneumatic Systems

   ... A selector valve gives the option of one-cycle operation or continuous cycling. The system is designed to ... The last sequence valve resets the system to repeat the cycle of operations. Design Basics Modular systems can contain just a ...

6. Precision Control Solutions for Respiratory Support

   ... solution that utilized our low decibel, low power, high life cycle EV valves in combination with our Cordis CFC Series flow controller. ... solution that utilized our low decibel, low power, high life cycle EV valves in combination with our Cordis series flow controller ...

7. Optimizing Packaging and Automation Systems with Clippard Spider Technology

   ... actuator controlled by a Clippard Spider valve might cycle thousands of times per hour. The valve’s ability to withstand this ... overall throughput of packaging systems, allowing for faster cycle times and higher production rates. This is especially important in ...

8. The Building Blocks of Air Circuits

   ... in the pipes between the actuator and valve is wasted every cycle. These runs must be filled to make the device move, but the air it takes to fill them does no work. During each cycle, air in the actuator lines exhausts to atmosphere without helping cycle ...

9. What Does Hit & Hold Mean?

   ... rise can greatly benefit from hit and hold circuits. High cycle rate as well as low temperature applications can be ideal also. In some ...

10. Pneumatic Solutions for Leak Testing

    ... are bubble tight, do not generate heat, and have a billion cycle life expectancy. The Analytical Series has been ...

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