So what "materials" do you have be specific. Normally you have the air line connected from the Compressor to a regulator then to an air valve then to the Bimba. From the Compressor air line you go into an regulator or use the one ON the compressor and set it for 20LB's to start then when you Trigger or Activate or Turn ON the air valve the cylinder will move. Since we only know you have the Bimba and we have no idea what else you have its hard to help you. Is the Bimba a dual action 2 openings for an air line or just 1 which would make it a single action ?Do you have a picture of your setup that will help as well.Hi,
I need big help. Do you guys know how to hook up a bimba air cylinder to an air compressor. I already have the air line and a lot of materials but i can not figure out how to hook it up.
THANKS,
KEV
You aren't kidding. I vividly remember when I was 14 and taking my first SCUBA class. It was just after the first time in the pool. We were starting to disassemble our equipment to put it away. I was able to unscrew the tank from the harness to the regulator. At this point, the air started spraying out of the tank and sliced into my thumb. I was lucky it wasn't worse.Be careful..compressed air is dangerous!![]()
Sorry it has 2 openings.So what "materials" do you have be specific. Normally you have the air line connected from the Compressor to a regulator then to an air valve then to the Bimba. From the Compressor air line you go into an regulator or use the one ON the compressor and set it for 20LB's to start then when you Trigger or Activate or Turn ON the air valve the cylinder will move. Since we only know you have the Bimba and we have no idea what else you have its hard to help you. Is the Bimba a dual action 2 openings for an air line or just 1 which would make it a single action ?Do you have a picture of your setup that will help as well.