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SYSTEM ACCESSORIES2 & 3 Way Control ValvesModel Description HydraulicSchematicVP2VP3Pump mounted, 2 position, 2 way valve is idealfor pressing, punching, crimping, staking orpulling applications when load holding is notneeded.Pump mounted, 3 position, 3 way valve iscommonly used with single-acting cylindersfor lifting applications or production work. Thecenter position holds the load with the pumpmotor on or off.PPTTFunctional FlowSchematicAdvanceRetractPPPAdvanceTHoldTTVPL3Pump mounted, 3 position, 3 way valve is thesame as VP3, but with a built in pilot checkvalve. The VPL3 provides positive load holdingin the center position, and will not allowpressure drop while shifting. Recommendedfor prestressing, post tensioning and precisionholding applications.PTPP TRetractTaccessoriesVPS31VPSL31Pump mounted, electric solenoid actuated,3 position, 3 way valve with remote pendantswitch allows remote operation of systemdirectional control.For 230V, Use Model Number VPS32Pump mounted, electric solenoid actuated,3 position, 3 way valve with remote pendantswitch is the same as the VPS3, but with a builtin pilot operated check valve. The VPSL31provides positive load holding in the centerposition, and will not allow pressure drop whileshifting.For 230V, Use Model Number VPSL32PPTTP TAdvancePTP THoldPTP TRetractP TRemote Mounted Valves - For Single Acting Cylinders & ToolsVRM3 &VR3CCVRM3 is remote mounted, manual valve, 3position, 3 way tandem center.(reference VP3 schematic)VR3CC is remote mounted, manual valve, 3position, 3 way closed center.VR3CCPTPPTVRS31 &VRS31CCVRS31 is remote mounted, solenoid valve, 3position, 3 way tandem center.(reference VPS31 schematic)For 230V, Use Model Number VRS32VRS31CC is remote mounted, solenoid valve, 3position, 3 way closed center.For 230V, Use Model Number VRS32CCVRS31CCPT70 www.tksimplex.com

SYSTEM ACCESSORIES3/8” NPTF Couplers3/8" NPTF HIGH - FLOW COUPLERSThese premium grade couplers provide maximum fluid flow and are plated to resist corrosion. Cylinder Half Couplers have male3/8” NPTF threads & high strength rubber dust caps; Hose Half Couplers have female 3/8” NPTF threads.ModelDescriptionC213Hose Coupler Halfwith Dust CapC211Ram Coupler Halfwith Dust CapC209Coupler Set Completewith 2 Dust CapsCR215Dust Cap3/8" NPTF FLUSH FACE / NO SPILL COUPLERSUnique flush face design features push to connect operation with a sleeve lock, and non-spill “dry” disconnect operation. Easycleaning minimizes system contamination. This coupler should be used wherever oil spillage constitutes a safety or environmentalhazard. Couplers have 3/8” NPTF threads.ModelDescriptionaccessoriesC513Hose CouplerHalfC511Ram CouplerHalfC509Coupler Set Completewith 2 Dust CapsCD515CD516Dust Cap Ram HalfDust Cap Hose Half75

sions and that can be examined for matching patterns.Figure 1 shows one (out of many) possible regressions. It excludes interactionsother than running different regressions for men and women; beyond that, it is hard tofind a succinct way of presenting the results. The top panel of the figure is for men, thebottom panel is for women, and the categories are arrayed horizontally. In each case,there is an omitted category (2009, whites, less than high school, never married, ages 25–34) and the red bars show the coefficients in the suicide regressions. The blue bars showthe coefficients in the regression for the ladder, though we have changed the signs, so thatthe two sets of bars should go in the same direction if wellbeing and suicide match. Wehave also multiplied the ladder coefficients by ten, so as to put everything on (roughly)the same scale; this factor is the same for men as for women. If suicide and life evaluationmatch, the blue and red bars should be in the same ratio over all categories.Note first that the blue bars are much larger relative to the red bars in the bottompanel for women than is the case in the top panel for men. The suicide scales (on the y-axis) are different for men and for women, given the much higher suicide rates amongmen. But, as we have already seen, the differences in the ladder by sex are small, and thiscarries over to the patterns in the coefficients of the various categories. For example, theblue (ladder) bar for women aged 85 and above is larger for women than for men, butchecking the scales shows that the magnitudes are similar, about 8 suicides per thousand,once we examine the scales. This tells us that, even when we allow for all of these categoriessimultaneously, we cannot match the gender patterns of suicides to the gender patternsin the ladder, because the gender differences in the ladder, overall, and for each category,even when they are in the right direction, are much too small to match the huge10