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Pneumatics have the advantage over Hydraulics in that they are clean, require lower maintenance and respond quicker. When the application does not require that much force, pneumatics will do the job. Furthermore: the force needed for train doors should not be that large. It should only open and close the doors but not crush people that manage to get stuck in between

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