Pneumatic technology uses pressured gas to drive some sort of mechanical motion. The most common gas used in pneumatic technology is dry air. The air must be dry as moisture has different compressive qualities. Pneumatic technology is very similar to hydraulic technology, however the fluid used to drive the motion here is always a liquid.
Pneumatic systems are operated using a central pneumatic device (such as an air motor or compressor) and utilise manual or automatic solenoid valves to control the airflow around the system.
Pneumatic systems contain many components, pneumatic straight tube to tube adaptors being one example.
What are pneumatic straight tube to tube adaptors used for?
Pneumatic straight tube-to-tube adaptors are used to connect two tubes together. Straight adapters do not change the tube direction and most work with a range of materials such as nylon, polyurethane and polyamide.
Types of pneumatic straight tube to tube adaptors
Pneumatic straight tube-to-tube adaptors come in a variety of diameters, sizes, and materials. Some are nickel-plated brass and others feature glass-filled nylon.
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RS Pro Metric One-Touch Fittings Features and Benefits
• One-Touch push to connect configuration allows for an instant tubing connection• Useful for piping in confined space, due to its six-angle wrench processing inside• Immediate strong engineering plastic (POM) sleeve disconnection ...
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Connection at a 90° angle of 3 tubes
of equal or different diameters compact, solid construction, aesthetic and unobtrusive for a better connection, full air flow, individual unit quality control and dating in order to guarantee quality and traceability, RoHS ...
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Female/Female Ermeto Original or EO® progressive ring fittings,
for metric tube, are manufactured from mild steel, with zinc plated and passivated finish. They are available in light duty and heavy duty series to cover a wide range of pressure ratings. ...
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Tube to Tube Connector Enots compression fittings are
ideal for most general industrial applications. Manufactured entirely from extruded brass bar or hot brass stampings, they can be used under extreme conditions of pressure and temperature, limited for all practical purposes ...
