ELECTRO-PNEUMATIC POSITIONER, LINEAR TYPE

The term "Electric Pneumatic Linear Type" most commonly refers to a pneumatic linear actuator that is controlled by electric signals, typically through a solenoid valve or an electro-pneumatic regulator. This device utilizes compressed air to generate a straight-line (linear) pushing or pulling motion via an internal piston and cylinder mechanism. The 'Electric' part highlights that the actuator's function (extension, retraction, speed, or position) is managed electronically, converting an electrical command into the precise pneumatic control needed for automated tasks. Key Characteristics: Mechanism: Converts the energy of compressed air into linear mechanical motion. Control: Uses electrical signals to operate control valves, dictating the air flow into the cylinder for movement. Applications: Ideal for industrial automation requiring quick, robust, and reliable two-position (fully extended/retracted) or multi-point positioning, particularly in environments where electric motors might be impractical or dangerous.