Pneumatic Rotary and Linear Actuators

When precision meets automation—and processes require reliable, efficient automation—pneumatic rotary and linear actuators ensure rapid, precise valve operation. They enable automated workflows and support safe, cost-effective process management.


Designed for continuous industrial operation, these robust actuator solutions excel through high reliability and versatility. Their ease of integration with various types of valves makes them a powerful solution for demanding industrial facilities.

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FAQ

What is a pneumatic rotary actuator and what is it used for?

A pneumatic rotary actuator converts compressed air into rotary motion, thereby enabling the automated operation of valves. It is frequently used to reliably open, close, or control components such as ball valves and butterfly valves.

What advantages do pneumatic rotary and linear actuators from Swissfluid offer?

Pneumatic actuators from Swissfluid enable reliable and rapid automation of process valves. They stand out due to their robust design, high operational reliability, and the ability to flexibly integrate valves into automated system concepts.

Which valves can be automated with pneumatic actuators?

Pneumatic rotary and linear actuators can be combined with various process valves. These include, in particular, ball valves, butterfly valves, and other valves requiring automated movement.

What is the difference between single-acting and double-acting pneumatic actuators?

With a double-acting actuator, movement in both the opening and closing directions is powered by compressed air. A single-acting actuator uses compressed air for movement in one direction and spring force for the return stroke. The suitable type depends on the requirements of the specific application.

Can pneumatic actuators be integrated into existing systems?

Yes. Pneumatic actuators can be integrated into existing systems thanks to standardized interfaces and suitable accessories. Depending on the application, additional components such as position indicators, solenoid valves, or other control elements can be used.

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