Pneumatic Actuator

A pneumatic actuator is a device that converts energy from compressed air or gas into mechanical motion. It is commonly used to control and operate valves, dampers, and other mechanical devices in various industrial applications.

Pneumatic actuators typically consist of a piston or diaphragm, a cylinder, and a control valve. When compressed air or gas is supplied to the actuator, it creates pressure that drives the piston or diaphragm, causing linear or rotary motion.