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What is the difference between hydraulic and pneumatic actuators?

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Answered by ansarikahekasha45
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Here's a summary of the main differences: Hydraulic Actuators use hydraulic fluid, meaning they can hold torque and force without continuous application of fluid pressure. ... Pneumatic Actuators are ideal for applications that require less power and more consistent, reliable, linear motion.

Answered by Prosnipzz
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  1. Pneumatic Actuators are ideal for applications that require less power and more consistent, reliable, linear motion

  1. Hydraulic Actuators use hydraulic fluid, meaning they can hold torque and force without continuous application of fluid pressure.

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