Pneumatic Cylinders – Converts Mechanical Energy into Linear or Rotary Motion

 

Pneumatic cylinders are rampantly used in the manufacturing industries. Pneumatic cylinders are commonly used to open valves and doors, lift on and off objects on conveyor belts, and lift heavy objects. In the automotive industry, pneumatic cylinders play another role. It is used in suspensions and brakes for cars and trucks8520/

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Pneumatic Cylinder

A pneumatic cylinder is a mechanical device that converts compressed air energy into reciprocating linear motion.

·         Double-Acting Cylinder - Compressed air that extends and retracts the piston

·         Single acting cylinder - one movement in one direction is compressed air, spring return in the other direction

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Components of a Pneumatic Cylinder

·         Cap-end port

·         Tie rod

·         Rod-end port

·         Piston

·         Barrel

·         Piston rod

The pneumatic cylinder also called an air cylinder is the final component of a pneumatic or air-driven mechanical device. Air or pneumatic cylinder is a device used for converting compressed air into mechanical energy. The mechanical energy is converted into linear or rotary motion. Pneumatic air cylinders act as actuators in pneumatic systems. Therefore, it is known as a pneumatic linear actuator. There exist three main types of pneumatic cylinders such as:

·         Single Acting Cylinders

·         Double Acting Cylinders

·         Telescoping Cylinders