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What is pneumática?

Pneumatics is a technology that uses compressed gas, typically air, to transmit and control power. It's commonly used in automated machinery, tools (like air compressors and pneumatic drills), braking systems, and other applications where linear or rotary motion is needed. Pneumatic systems are often favored for their simplicity, reliability, and safety compared to hydraulic or electrical systems, especially in environments where there are risks of sparks or explosions.

What other technologies are related to pneumática?

pneumática Competitor Technologies

Hydraulics is an alternative technology to pneumatics for powering mechanical systems. Both use fluid power, but hydraulics uses liquids while pneumatics uses compressed gases.
mentioned alongside pneumática in 27% (355) of relevant job posts

pneumática Complementary Technologies

Mechanics provides the principles and methods for designing and analyzing the mechanical components that pneumatics actuate, such as cylinders, valves, and actuators. Pneumatic systems often interface directly with mechanical systems to perform work.
mentioned alongside pneumática in 16% (137) of relevant job posts
Electricity is used to control pneumatic systems through solenoids, sensors, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It is also a competing technology, as electric motors can perform similar functions to pneumatic actuators.
mentioned alongside pneumática in 16% (93) of relevant job posts

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