81531001

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Part Status:	Active
Type:	Sub-Base
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Actuator Type:	--
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Connection Method:	Push-In Connection for Tubing 5/32" (4.00mm) Dia
For Use With/Related Products:	Logic Element
Mounting Type:	Rod Mount
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Ingress Protection:	--
Operating Temperature:	-5°C ~ 50°C
Mechanical Life:	--
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Weight:	0.077 lb (34.93g)

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Pneumatics

Pneumatics is the technology associated with the study and application of air pressure to generate and control motion and force. Pneumatics typically involves the use of compressed gas, usually air, to operate and control various mechanisms. A few examples of these applications include factory automation systems, medical dosing devices, air-operated tools in workshops, etc.At the core of pneumatic systems are pneumatic cylinders, also referred to as air cylinders. An air cylinder is a device that converts potential energy into kinetic energy and is typically actuated by compressed air or a vacuum. The air or vacuum pressure causes an actuation of a cylinder, in turn causing a linear motion. Pneumatic cylinders contain a number of components such as piston, rod, and seals, which are exposed to air pressure.Air cylinders are designed to be robust and reliable even under extreme settings such as temperatures and other environmental factors. The working principle of a typical pneumatic cylinder is quite simple. As a pressurized air or gas enters the cylinder, the piston moves as the air or gas is displaced and pushes against the piston rod. The movement of the piston is proportional to the air pressure, making air cylinders reliable and accurate.

Hydraulics

Hydraulics is the study and application of fluids, in particular liquids or gas-liquid mixtures, such as water and oil. This technology is used to accomplish tasks such as the transfer of energy, the generation of force, and the control of motion. Hydraulics can be found in almost every industry and is primarily used in applications involving control and automation.Hydraulic systems are typically composed of various pumps, valves, cylinders, filters, and control systems, and much like air cylinders, hydraulic cylinders convert potential energy into kinetic energy. A hydraulic cylinder contains a piston, rod, and seals, which are all exposed to hydraulic fluid pressure.The working principle behind a typical hydraulic cylinder is similar to that of a pneumatic cylinder, only much more powerful and efficient due to the higher force and pressure generated by the hydraulic fluid. When hydraulic fluid enters the cylinder, it displaces the piston against the piston rod, creating force or movement. The higher density and pressure of the fluid help to generate a much greater force than is possible with air pressure, making hydraulic cylinders capable of handling much heavier loads and even generating motion.Hydraulic cylinders are also more efficient as they require less energy to operate, making them more cost-effective and reliable for many industrial applications. They are also capable of generating up to 5000 psi of pressure, which makes them ideal for performing tasks requiring high levels of force, such as metal forming and heavy-duty lifting.Overall, both pneumatics and hydraulics are invaluable technologies used in a wide range of industries. Both technologies can provide reliable and accurate motion and force, but hydraulic cylinders are more powerful and efficient than pneumatic cylinders.

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