81513075

Connection Method:	Push-In Connection for Tubing 5/32" (4.00mm) Dia
Weight:	--
Approvals:	ATEX
Mechanical Life:	--
Operating Temperature:	-10°C ~ 50°C
Ingress Protection:	--
Features:	--
Mounting Type:	DIN Rail
For Use With/Related Products:	Control Valve
Series:	--
Fluid Type:	--
Orifice Diameter:	--
Operating Pressure:	30 ~ 116 PSI (2 ~ 8 bar)
Actuator Type:	--
Function:	--
Type:	Sub-Base, End
Part Status:	Active

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Pneumatics

Pneumatics, also referred to as air technology, includes the use of pressurized air and compressed gas to perform various tasks. This field employs the use of pneumatic actuators, valves, cylinders, motors, pumps, and other components in order to generate applicable power for various processes. 81513075 is most commonly used in the pneumatic field for the various air-powered machines, engines, and systems it can provide.Pneumatic systems operate on the fundamental principles of pressure control, flow control, and energy conversion. Pressure is the basic element that pushes a gas or liquid through a system with a degree of force. The magnitude of the force is determined by the pressure and the surface area of the system. The force of the airflow is also multiplied by the size of the disc opening. Flow control is the process of directing the air or gas in a specific direction, by manipulating factors such as pressure, temperature, and friction. Energy conversion allows pneumatic systems to provide power to the system, while also ensuring the best airflow and performance.

Hydraulics

Hydraulics is a science that studies the mechanical properties of liquids at rest and in motion. The principle application of hydraulics is in the use of pressurized fluids to generate power. 81513075 is most commonly used in the hydraulic field for its ability to provide power to various machines, systems, and engines.Hydraulic systems use the principles of pressure and force in order to achieve applicable power. Pressure is the element which forces the hydraulic fluid through a system with a degree of power. This can be manipulated by the size of the opening and the surface area of the system. Force is the degree of power involved in the system, and is multiplied by the magnitude of the pressure and the surface area of the system.Hydraulic systems can also employ the principles of motion and energy conversion. Motion is the process of directing the hydraulic fluid in a specific direction by manipulating factors such as pressure, speed, and friction. Energy conversion allows the hydraulic system to provide power to the system, while also ensuring the best fluid flow and performance.

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