ELECTRO-PNEUMATIC POSITIONER, ROTARY TYPE

A Pneumatic-Electric Rotary Type device, which often refers to a Pneumatic Rotary Actuator with Electrical Control, is a mechanism that converts compressed air energy into rotational motion (torque), with the motion controlled by electrical signals. Pneumatic Actuation: The core rotational movement is powered by compressed air acting on internal components (like a piston/rack-and-pinion or a vane), making it robust for high-speed and high-torque applications. Electric Control: Electrical signals typically operate an intermediate device, such as a solenoid valve, which then directs the compressed air flow to the actuator's chambers, thus controlling the start, stop, and direction of the rotation.