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Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:What's the shear stength of those bolts :roll:

I'd be more concerned about the diaphragm at higher pressures that the casing.
The bolts are in tension Jack... :wink:

@ LL... what's it rated for? Without the means to test it, safe money says....stick with the rating.

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Gippeto wrote:The bolts are in tension Jack... :wink:
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... as clearly am I :roll:
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Sorry jsr, no info on the bolts, I can open it up and get some pictures though. Also, how would I go about supporting the diaphragm for use at much higher pressures?
@ gippeto:
I don't think pressure rating says much about qevs; most of the QEVs used on this site are rated to 125 psi maximum, but they are regularly used at much higher pressures than that.
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