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Sleeve Valve

05/23/2007 2:28 AM

looking for a POc for someone w expertice and manufacture of what I can best describe as a sleeve valve. a soft wind sock shape fabric that acts as a one way valve-its about 1/2 cm in diam and 1-2 cm long

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Re: sleeve valve

05/23/2007 5:23 AM

Would it be something like the valve used in older bicycle wheels.

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Re: sleeve valve

05/23/2007 6:11 AM

'Got a picture or drawing? A sleeve valve is used in internal combustion engines. It's not the same thing, I'm sure.

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Re: Sleeve Valve

05/24/2007 11:31 AM

Larad manufacuters a sleeve "pinch" style valve. Is that what you mean?
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