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Pneumatic actuators play a crucial role in various industries by converting compressed air into mechanical motion. These devices are widely used in automation systems, manufacturing, and process industries due to their reliability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. How Pneumatic Actuators Work At the core of a pneumatic actuator is a chamber that receives compressed air. When air pressure is applied, it creates force that moves a piston or diaphragm, resulting in linear or rotary motion. The direction and speed of movement depend on the air supply and the actuator’s internal components. Once the required action is completed, a spring or reverse air pressure returns the actuator to its initial position. Key Components of a Pneumatic Actuator: Cylinder or Chamber : Houses the compressed air. Piston or Diaphragm : Converts air pressure into mechanical force. Valves : Control the flow and direction of compressed air. Springs or Return Mechanisms : Assist in returning the actuator to its...