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A Pneumatic Actuator converts energy (in the form of compressed air) into motion. Generally, pneumatic actuators consist of a piston, a cylinder and valve or port. The piston keeps the air in the upper portion of cylinder. Pressure is transferred to the valve stem, which is hooked up to either valve plug, battery plug etc.

PNEUMATIC ACTUATORS

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SUPPLIERS WITH 3D RESOURCES

	Asco Joucomatic
	Bimba
	Festo
	Norgren
	Normydro
	Tolomatic, Inc.

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	Clippard Minimatic
	Enfield Technologies
	Festo Corp.
	Parker

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