81503710

Connection Method:	--
Weight:	0.198 lb (89.81g)
Approvals:	--
Mechanical Life:	10,000,000 Cycles
Operating Temperature:	-5°C ~ 50°C
Ingress Protection:	--
Features:	Delay Time 0.1 ~ 15sec
Mounting Type:	Sub-Base Mount
For Use With/Related Products:	--
Series:	--
Fluid Type:	Air, Inert Gas
Orifice Diameter:	0.106" (2.70mm)
Operating Pressure:	30 ~ 116 PSI (2 ~ 8 bar)
Actuator Type:	--
Function:	On-Delay
Type:	Timer, Adjustable
Part Status:	Active

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Pneumatics

Pneumatics is the application of mechanical forces created by air or other gas pressure. Examples include pneumatically controlled valves, cylinders and actuators. Pneumatics are also used extensively in the automation, manufacturing and process control industries and are often used to control large scale industrial machinery and other processes. Pneumatic systems are also used in educational facilities such as schools and colleges as they are easily understood by people of all ages and backgrounds. Pneumatic systems have some particular advantages over other forms of power transmission. For example, pneumatically powered systems are quieter than those powered by electricity or hydraulic systems and require less maintenance. Also, they are more adaptable than their electric and hydraulic counterparts as air pressure can be regulated and changed with the manipulation of valves and other components. In addition, pneumatically powered systems are very safe to operate and can be shut down quickly in the event of an emergency.A pneumatic system typically consists of an air source, a compressor, valves, pressure gauges and regulators, pipe fittings, hoses, and cylinders. The air source is usually an air compressor or compressor/air pump, while the valves are used to regulate the pressure and flow of air throughout the system. Pressure gauges and regulators are used to ensure that the system is operating under the correct system pressure and flow, while pipe fittings, hoses and cylinders are used to connect the valves and other components together.

Hydraulics

Hydraulics is the application of mechanical forces created by liquid pressure. Examples include hydraulic-controlled valves, cylinders and actuators. Hydraulics are commonly used in the automotive industry, heavy engineering, manufacturing and process control industries due to their ability to produce large forces quickly. Hydraulics are also used in educational facilities such as schools and colleges to help students understand engineering principles.Hydraulic systems have some particular advantages over other forms of power transmission. One such advantage is that, because hydraulic systems generate a large amount of force from relatively small amounts of liquid, they are very efficient and require minimal maintenance. Furthermore, while pumps and other components in hydraulic systems may ultimately need to be replaced due to wear and tear, the liquid itself can be sealed and stored indefinitely without degrading its performance. A hydraulic system typically consists of a liquid source, pumps, valves, pressure gauges and regulators, pipe fittings, hoses, tubes and cylinders. The liquid is usually a combination of oil and water – called hydraulics fluid – and is stored in a reservoir. The pump is used to pressurize the fluid, while the valves regulate the pressure and flow of fluid through the system. Pressure gauges and regulators are used to ensure that the system is operating under the correct system pressure and flow, while pipe fittings, hoses and cylinders are used to regulate the motion and direction of the fluid. In conclusion, both pneumatics and hydraulics are two commonly used forms of power transmission in a variety of industries. Pneumatic systems are quieter and require less maintenance than hydraulic systems, while hydraulic systems produce larger forces from smaller amounts of liquid and require minimal maintenance.

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