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    Pneumatic Linear Slides

    Sept. 28, 2006
    Linear slides, including pick-and-place units, thrusters, and thin-parts placers are covered in a quick-reference guide.
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    Models are offered in a broad range of sizes for lightweight to heavy-duty applications. Slides are available in guide shaft diameters from 1/4 to 1 1/2 in., strokes to over 30 in., and cylinder bores from 5/16 to 4 in.

    Fabco-Air Inc., 3716 N.E. 49th Ave., Gainesville, FL 32609, (352) 373-3578, fabco-air.com

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