81516200

Connection Method:	--
Weight:	0.234 lb (106.14g)
Approvals:	--
Mechanical Life:	15,000,000 Cycles
Operating Temperature:	-10°C ~ 50°C
Ingress Protection:	--
Features:	--
Mounting Type:	Sub-Base Mount
For Use With/Related Products:	--
Series:	--
Fluid Type:	Air, Inert Gas
Orifice Diameter:	0.157" (4.00mm)
Operating Pressure:	51 ~ 116 PSI (3.5 ~ 8 bar)
Actuator Type:	--
Function:	4/2
Type:	Control Valve, Maintained
Part Status:	Active

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Pneumatics

Pneumatics is a sub-discipline of engineering that uses gaseous pressure and flow to generate useful work. The term "pneumatic" is derived from the Greek word for "wind". It is distinct from hydrastatics, which involves hydraulics, or fluid mechanics, and includes devices such as air compressors, gas cylinders, and vacuum pumps.Pneumatics are utilized in a diverse range of applications, ranging from robotic automation, tooling systems, control systems, and safety and process control. The most popular uses are in industrial automation and factory control systems, and in laboratory and environmentally controlled applications.A pneumatic system typically includes an air compressor, gas cylinder and valves that allow pressurized air to be released. By controlling the flow of air, and adjusting air pressure, the system can be configured to precisely control motion. The most common example of pneumatic motion control is in automated production equipment, such as robotics and production lines.In automation, pneumatic systems are used to control the speed and direction of motion, motor speed, torque, and velocity. By utilizing valves and actuators, the motion of a pneumatic system can be controlled to operate from nearly any position in the device.In addition to motor control, pneumatics can also be used to control other components. Pressure and flow control valves in a system can be used to isolate and control the pressure or flow of a specific system component. This is in contrast to hydraulic systems, which require a hydraulic pump and other components to distribute pressurized fluid to multiple cylinders at once.

Hydraulics

Hydraulics is a branch of engineering that uses pressurized fluids to transfer mechanical power from one device to another. This is done by using pumps, cylinders, motors, and hydraulic lines. By controlling hydraulic pressure and flow, important functions such as speed, torque, and acceleration can be controlled.Hydraulics is commonly used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications, such as in construction equipment, railway locomotives, watercrafts, and in aerospace engineering. Hydraulics are also used for a wide range of machine tools. The most common use is in the automation of large machines that move heavy loads such as aircraft and automobiles.In hydraulics, fluid pressure is used to generate and control power at a distance. This is accomplished through the use of hydraulic motors and cylinders. By controlling the pressure and flow of the hydraulic fluid, the speed, force, torque, and direction of an attached hydraulic motor can be precisely adjusted. This allows large objects to be moved, even with minimal effort.Hydraulics also makes use of pumps to create high-pressure fluid. By using a pump, hydraulic fluid can be circulated at very high pressure. This pressure can then be used in other parts of the system to control motion.Hydraulics is also used in manufacturing plants and factories to automate machines and production lines. By controlling the pressure and speed of hydraulic fluid, machine tools and production lines can be sped up or slowed down, as needed. The power generated by hydraulic systems can also be used to operate hydraulic motors or hoists.It is also important to note that hydraulic systems can also be used to control multiple systems at once. This is done by regulating the pressure and flow of the system, allowing multiple hydraulic motors and other components to be operated from a single system.

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