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Pneumatics is how air pressure powers and moves something. Essentially, pneumatics puts compressed air to practical use by moving applications like the tools and machinery used in the engineering, manufacturing and construction industries. As manufacturing makes advances, and with developments in seals such as corrosion resistance, the environments in which pneumatic systems can be used has increased, with pneumatics comparable to some electric automated systems. Pneumatics is such a versatile way to power tools and machinery, it remains an important technology in a number of sectors.
To select a pneumatics system for industrial applications, consider what you require in terms of your operating sequence. Pneumatics works in linear and rotary motion and is a simple way to actuate an output motion or apply a force.
Pneumatics is prevalent in commercial vehicles, ranging from usage in cab and chassis through to engines; the energy sector, including the oil & gas and power generation industries, and food & beverage where pneumatics is present in everything from blow moulding bottles through to process automation and packaging. Pneumatics are also at work in life sciences, such as medical equipment, and the global rail industry where it’s used in applications like door control and suspension. Pneumatics are also used across manufacturing to power factory automation systems and is typically seen in sectors like materials handling and packaging. As it turns the energy from compressed air into a linear or rotary movement in order to carry out specific tasks, pneumatics can be used to perform ‘pick and place’ tasks like holding and positioning parts by clamping or gripping, or moving a tool that lifts, presses, cuts, sorts or stacks. Pneumatics is also used in certain types of factory machinery, such as paint-sprayers. It’s also commonly seen (and heard) in power tools like road drills, where compressed air is channelled through a pipe to pump a metal chisel into the pavement.