81527001

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Weight:	0.331 lb (150.14g)
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Mounting Type:	Sub-Base Mount
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Operating Pressure:	30 ~ 116 PSI (2 ~ 8 bar)
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Type:	Mini-Holder
Part Status:	Active

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Pneumatics

Pneumatics is the application of technology that uses pressurized gas to generate and conduct mechanical energy. The term dates back to ancient times when civilizations utilized the natural force of air pressure to get a job done. This is the same technology that underpins air tools.In modern days, pneumatics is used in a wide range of industrial and construction applications, primarily for its ability to transmit power without the need for electricity or direct combustion. The most common types of pneumatic systems are those used in the transportation of air, gases, or liquids, such as those used in factories.Pneumatics works by generating a partial vacuum in an enclosed container, typically a tube or hose. When air is sucked into the container, the pressure drop creates a pressure differential between the inside and outside of the container. This difference in pressure is used to move objects within the container, or to exert a force.For example, a common use of pneumatics in factories is for the efficient transfer of cylinders containing gases and liquids from one point to another. In these cases, a system of pumps and valves is used to generate and control the pressure differential. This pressure differential can then be put to work to move the cylinders from one place to another.Another common industrial use of pneumatics is for the control of machines and processes. In this case, pneumatics are used to control flow and pressure. This allows factories to precisely adjust the amounts and speeds of the flows of raw materials and finished products.

Hydraulics

Hydraulics is the study and application of fluids and related forces. It is closely related to pneumatics, but instead of using air, hydraulics uses liquids. This makes it particularly suitable for applications where high pressures or temperatures are present.Just like with pneumatics, the basic principle behind hydraulics is that pressure and force can be harnessed in order to get a job done. In this case, the pressure is generated by the force of the liquid inside a pump or pipe. This is then used to control or move mechanical devices.One of the most common applications of hydraulics is in the control of machines and processes. Hydraulics are particularly well-suited to this since their flow and pressure can be precisely controlled. This allows certain machines to be operated with much more accuracy and precision than was possible before.Another common use of hydraulics is in the construction of mechanical systems. The use of hydraulics allows machines to be built with great power and speed. In construction and manufacturing applications, this is particularly important since speed and power are often essential to completing a job efficiently.Hydraulics are also commonly used in automobiles, boats, and even planes. In these cases, hydraulics are used to control the movement of steering, brakes, and engines. In planes, hydraulics are used to control and move the flaps and other control surfaces.In summary, pneumatics and hydraulics are both engineering disciplines that use pressurized gas or liquid to generate and conduct mechanical energy. Pneumatics is best used in applications that don\'t involve high pressures or temperatures, while hydraulics is used in processes that require precision or heavy loads. Both disciplines are used in a wide range of industrial and construction applications.

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