
Air Cylinders
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Air cylinders, also known as pneumatic cylinders, are fundamental components in industrial machinery and automation. As pneumatic actuators, they convert energy from compressed air into linear force and motion. They are used in applications ranging from manufacturing and processing to materials handling.
Compel supplies the accessories and components for building and maintaining systems that use pneumatic actuators. Our focused range includes durable polyurethane tubing, push-fit air line connectors, and specialized hand-operated pneumatic tools. We provide reliable parts for your MRO and system integration needs.
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Air Cylinders

Air Cylinders

Air Cylinders
The hose, or tube, is the lifeline of your pneumatic system, delivering compressed air from the compressor to the actuator. The material and diameter are the primary selection criteria. Polyurethane (PU) is a common choice for its flexibility and durability in standard industrial environments.
Selecting the correct diameter is for achieving the required airflow and system performance. An undersized hose can restrict air, while an oversized one can be inefficient. Our range covers common diameters for most tools and compact air cylinders.
Pneumatic cylinder fittings connect the air hose to cylinders, valves, and other components. Push-fit connectors are a popular choice for fast, tool-free assembly and maintenance. They create a secure seal when the hose is inserted.
The most important factor is matching the fitting size precisely to the outer diameter (OD) of the air hose. Our plastic fittings are suitable for general-purpose pneumatic applications and are compatible with several types of common tubing materials.
Some tasks require manual pneumatic force rather than an automated actuator. Hand pump sprayers, for instance, use a self-contained pneumatic cylinder to pressurize and dispense fluids for cleaning or treatment tasks.
When choosing such a tool, consider its fluid capacity, the included nozzle types for different spray patterns, and its intended application. Check that the tool's materials are compatible with the fluids you plan to use, such as water-based foam cleaners.
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