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The document discusses the differences between poppet and spool style valves that are commonly used in pneumatic circuits. A poppet valve uses a spring and air pressure to hold a poppet component over an internal passage, while a spool valve uses seals mounted on a spool that shifts to open and close ports. Poppet valves generally have higher flow rates but require more force to actuate and can open under back pressure. Spool valves are not affected by pressure, can be used for vacuum applications, and can
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- ctsak
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