A pneumatic actuator is a mechanical device that uses compressed air to produce motion. It converts the energy of compressed air into mechanical movement, which is typically linear (straight-line) or rotary (circular) motion. Basic Principle: Compressed air is introduced into a chamber within the actuator. The pressure of the air creates a force on a piston or diaphragm, causing it to move. This movement can then be used to operate valves, dampers, or other mechanical devices. #pneumatic #buhaym

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