Pneumatic and Electronic Controls - Schunk

Pneumatic cylinders and actuator mounts are essential for industrial automation, enabling precise mechanical motion using compressed air. Pneumatic cylinders harness compressed air's power to generate linear or rotary movement for tasks like lifting and pushing. Actuator mounts, on the other hand, ensure the stable positioning and alignment of these cylinders within a system, optimizing their functionality. Together, these components are integral in industries such as manufacturing and automation, where they contribute to the efficient and controlled execution of various tasks, enhancing productivity and precision.

Centro offers linear cylinders, also known as linear actuators or hydraulic/pneumatic cylinders, which are mechanical devices that convert energy into linear motion. They are widely used in various industries, including manufacturing, automation, construction, and transportation. Linear cylinders consist of a piston or plunger that moves back and forth within a cylindrical housing, generating linear force and motion. These cylinders are powered by hydraulic fluid or compressed air, which is supplied to one side of the cylinder to push the piston in one direction, while the other side vents or returns the fluid to complete the cycle. Linear cylinders come in different designs, such as single-acting (one-directional force) and double-acting (bi-directional force). They offer precise control over linear movement, allowing for precise positioning, lifting, pushing, pulling, and clamping applications. Linear cylinders are essential in various industrial processes, such as material handling, machine tooling, assembly lines, and heavy equipment operations. With their robust construction, reliable performance, and versatility, linear cylinders enable efficient and controlled linear motion in various applications.

Rotary actuators are mechanical devices that convert energy into rotational motion, providing controlled movement and positioning in various applications. These actuators are designed to generate rotary force and torque to actuate valves, dampers, robotic arms, and other mechanisms requiring rotational motion. Rotary actuators can operate in different ways, including pneumatic, hydraulic, or electrically powered systems. They offer precise and reliable rotational control, allowing for accurate positioning and adjustment of components. Rotary actuators find applications in manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and robotics industries, where precise and controlled rotary motion is crucial for efficient operations.