C-MAX C-5000SR4 Pneumatic Actuator

C-MAX C-5000SR (Spring 2.3.4.5.6 Optional) Single Acting Actuator

Taiwan, China CHUNG HORNG ENTERPRISE CO.LTD SHEN KANG TAICHUNG TAIWAN C-MAX Series C-5000SR2/3/4/5/6 Single Acting Pneumatic Actuator

Single Acting

C-250SR2/3/4/5/6

C-450SR2/3/4/5/6

C-1000SR2/3/4/5/6

C-2250SR2/3/4/5/6

C-3650SR2/3/4/5/6

C-5000SR2/3/4/5/6

C-11000SR2/3/4/5/6

Key Vocabulary:

C-MAX Actuator actuator

C-MAX Pneumatic Actuator pneumatic actuator

C-MAX Cylinder cylinder ; air cylinder

C-MAX C-5000SR (Spring 2.3.4.5.6 Optional) Single Acting Actuator is an actuation device that uses air pressure to drive the opening, closing, or regulating of valves, also known as a pneumatic actuator or pneumatic device, but commonly referred to as a pneumatic head. Pneumatic actuators are sometimes equipped with certain auxiliary devices. Commonly used are valve positioners and handwheel mechanisms. The function of the valve positioner is to use the feedback principle to improve the performance of the actuator, enabling the actuator to achieve precise positioning according to the control signal from the controller. The function of the handwheel mechanism is to allow direct manipulation of the control valve to maintain normal production when the control system experiences power failure, air supply interruption, controller output failure, or actuator malfunction.
Pneumatic actuators are actuators that use pneumatic pressure to drive the opening and closing or regulating valves, also known as pneumatic actuators or pneumatic devices, but commonly referred to as pneumatic heads. Pneumatic actuators are sometimes equipped with certain auxiliary devices. Commonly used are valve positioners and handwheel mechanisms. The function of valve positioner is to use feedback principle to improve the performance of the actuator, enabling the actuator to achieve accurate positioning according to the control signal of the controller. The function of the handwheel mechanism is to use it to directly manipulate the control valve to maintain normal production when the control system experiences power outages, gas shutdowns, controller output failure, or actuator failure.