Pneumatic Cylinders

Pneumatic cylinders are mechanical devices that transform compressed air energy into a linear motion that moves back and forth. Double-acting cylinders use compressed air to move a piston in both directions, while single-acting cylinders rely on compressed air to move in one direction and a spring to return to the initial position. These cylinders come with different accessories, such as sensors that detect the piston's position or mounting options for attaching them or adding elements to the piston's end. Many industries that require linear motion use pneumatic cylinders because they are easy to operate and provide a cost-effective solution. They are also known as air cylinders.