What is pneumatic transmission?

Pneumatic transmission refers to the use of compressed air to transmit power and control signals in various systems and machinery. It operates on the principle that compressed air can be directed through pipes and valves to drive actuators, such as cylinders and motors. This method is commonly used in industrial automation, material handling, and tools, providing benefits like flexibility, speed, and safety in operations. Pneumatic systems are often preferred for their simplicity and ability to operate in hazardous environments where electric systems may pose risks.