..but these I suggested to you:... ?
Didn't you go after her?try to watch that the pdf company that we quote produces "inflatable hinges".
also many others, guggla with inflatable gaskets and/or Pneumatiche.
There's a lot of foggies in there, but I think it's enough for you to have a sort of small air chambers "a salsiciotto". 2 along your connecting path (tangent and slightly crushed against each other) for the generator passing through the axis of your "ellisse". the pins stick in the middle.
must be sufficiently "soft" so that the elasticity given by the air inside allows to "abbrace" completely the pin without leaving relevant cracks.
The used elastomers are multiple and you have to help from their technical offices to choose one that besides being very elastic/soft is also wear-resistant and generates the minimum friction.
...it wouldn't be bad, but I think it's an expensive system both initially and at the level of consumption, and then I should make curves and countercurves without blowing out....:frown:to explain more.. .
just as you see it in this animationhttp://www.dysonairblade.it/technology/dysontech.aspImagine that instead of your hands there are your pins and that instead of "inserting" in the dryer they enter us laterally.
hi, I looked a lot but a lot and found little or nothing, you have qlc links to suggest? I had found stuff very much but very big and thick for my application. . ...but these I suggested to you:
Didn't you go after her?
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