81521508

Connection Method:	--
Weight:	0.055 lb (24.95g)
Approvals:	ATEX
Mechanical Life:	10,000,000 Cycles
Operating Temperature:	-5°C ~ 50°C
Ingress Protection:	--
Features:	Pressure Indicator
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:	LOGIC OR
Type:	Logic Element
Part Status:	Active

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Pneumatics

Pneumatics is an applied science concerned with the design, control, operation, and use of pressurized gas to accomplish a variety of tasks. It is considered an engineering application, and involves the generation and use of pressurized gas in control systems used across a wide range of industries. Examples of pneumatics applications include the control and operation of air conditioning systems, aircraft controls, and some medical devices. Pneumatics also has its uses in industrial assembly and manufacturing processes. A pneumatic system is composed of many different components. These components, such as cylinders, compressors, valves, pressure sensors, and actuators, are all integrated together to provide a single functioning system. At the base level, a pneumatic system can be thought of as having three basic parts: Input, Control, and Output. The input portion of the system consists of a controlled source of pressurized gas, such as a compressor, which allows for the gas to be moved from a place of lower pressure to a place of higher pressure. The control portion of the system is comprised of the valve, which serves to regulate the flow of the pressurized gas from the input source, and the pressure sensor, which measures the pressure of the pressurized gas. The output portion of the system consists of an actuator, such as a cylinder, which is used to move an object based on the controlled flow of the pressurized gas. The combination of the input, control, and output components of a pneumatic system allows for the pressurized gas to be regulated and controlled, and for objects to be moved in a consistent and repeatable fashion. This makes pneumatics an ideal application for use in fields such as manufacturing processes, manufacturing assembly, and medical device operation.

Hydraulics

Hydraulics is the study of the behavior of fluids, and is one of the key components of engineering. It is the branch of science and engineering that deals with the application of the principles and laws of fluid mechanics. Hydraulics utilizes the properties of liquids and gases to help machines become more powerful and efficient. This is done by controlling the flow of liquids and gases with the use of pumps, valves, and motors. These components are then combined with a variety of other components to create a complete system. The most common form of hydraulic application is in the form of pressure. When pressure is applied to a liquid or gas, it causes the liquid or gas to move in the direction of the pressure. This movement is then used to complete tasks such as moving an object, controlling a machine, or providing power. One of the most popular applications of hydraulics is in automotive engines, where hydraulic systems are used to control the fuel injectors and other components of the engine. Hydraulics is also often used in the construction industry for the movement of heavy building materials, and in aircraft for the operation of landing gear and flaps. Hydraulics can also be used in many other applications, such as in fluid power systems, which are commonly found in industrial and manufacturing processes. These systems can be used to control the flow of liquids and gases, as well as to create powerful forces to move objects and machinery, making it a popular and useful application in many different industries.

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