NPT is a 60° American Standard tapered pipe thread with a tapered profile and a flat top and root of the thread.BSP is a imperial 55° seal pipe thread with a rounded top and root. BSP threads are divided into BSPP parallel pipe threads and BSPT taper pipe threads by shape. G (from Gas/Gewinde) is a 55° parallel pipe thread. The thread is rounded top and root. R (from German Rohr) thread is a 55° sealed pipe thread with a rounded top and root.

The pneumatic solenoid valve is mainly composed of a valve body, valve spool, spring and solenoid coil. When the solenoid coil is energized with an electrical current, it creates a magnetic field. This field moves a plunger or armature inside the valve, changing the position of the valve and allowin

An electronic pneumatic regulator is a device designed to control the pressure of compressed air or gas in a pneumatic system. It operates by receiving an electronic input signal, typically from a programmable logic controller (PLC) or similar device, and adjusts the pneumatic output to match the input signal proportionally. Electronic regulators are used where continuous or stepless adjustment of gas pressure is required.

2 way solenoid valve is a key element in the fluid control system of various industries, but there are still many problems in the process of use. We will introduce the working principle, operation, valve type and application of 2 way valves, common troubleshooting, and the difference between 2 way and 3 way valves in this article.

Introduction to the types of pneumatic grippers, working principles and uses. The working principle of the pneumatic gripper is to use compressed air as a driving force to drive the claw finger to translate in a straight line or open and close around a certain fulcrum point to clamp or release the actuator of the workpiece, so as to achieve various actions of the manipulator.

Pneumatic cylinder converts the pressure energy of compressed air into mechanical energy to drive a mechanism to achieve reciprocating linear, oscillating, or rotary motion. It is a common power element in machinery and equipment used in the automation of machines and industrial processes. The force and motion produced by pneumatic cylinders can be used in mechanisms such as clamping, ejecting, blocking, and lifting.