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Re: gEDA-user: (Slightly OT) Valves

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From: sdb@xxxxxxxxxx (Stuart Brorson)
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2006 16:47:49 -0500 (EST)
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In-reply-to: <43CFFF83.2000906@Berghold.Net> from "Peter L. Berghold" at Jan 19, 2006 04:07:15 PM
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> I'm in the process of building a home brewery.  

Cool!  Are you located anywhere near Boston MA?  We can hold Free Dog
meetings in your brewery if you are. . . . 

> Anybody out there know
> of a source of solenoid actuated valves that can stand near boiling
> point temperatures?

Besides John's comment about looking at McMaster-Carr, I'd visit the
Swagelock website.  Swagelock is the name I think of when I think of
stainless steel plumbing. 

Looking at Swagelock's website, I see they have a MS-02-41 series
solenoid actuator for their ball valves.  However, it may cost you
more than you were planning on paying.

Stuart

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