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Pneumatic actuators are mechanical devices that use compressed air to generate motion, typically linear or rotary. They are widely used in automation systems for performing tasks such as lifting, pushing, pulling, rotating, or clamping with speed and reliability. Pneumatic actuators are favored for their simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and quick response.
Pneumatic actuators work by converting the energy of compressed air into mechanical motion. When air pressure is applied to the internal chamber of the actuator, it moves a piston or diaphragm, which then transfers the motion to an output shaft or rod. The motion can be either linear or rotary, depending on the actuator design.
Produce straight-line motion.
Most commonly used type.
Found in applications like opening/closing doors, lifting arms, or pushing items on conveyors.
Provide rotational movement.
Used in valve actuators, robotic arms, and turning mechanisms.
Use a flexible diaphragm instead of a piston.
Commonly used for controlling valves in fluid systems.
Industrial Automation: For controlling machinery, tools, and robotic movement.
Material Handling: Lifting, sorting, or pushing products on production lines.
Packaging Machines: Operate clamping, sealing, and cutting mechanisms.
Valve Operation: Actuate control valves in fluid and gas systems.
Fast and Precise Motion
Simple Construction and Maintenance
Reliable Operation in Harsh Environments
Cost-Effective for Repetitive Tasks
No Risk of Fluid Leakage (compared to hydraulics)
