Air Logic

Air logic refers to the utilization of compressed air to control the operation of pneumatic systems, typically achieved through the manipulation of air pressure and flow. This method involves strategically regulating the timing, direction, and magnitude of air movement to activate and deactivate various pneumatic components such as valves, cylinders, and actuators. Air logic systems are crucial in industrial automation for orchestrating complex sequences of actions, facilitating tasks such as sorting, packaging, and assembly. By harnessing the principles of air logic, engineers can design efficient and versatile pneumatic systems that contribute to the optimization of manufacturing processes and enhance overall productivity.

Air Logic systems are still a viable and economical solution, especially in areas with high dust and high moisture. Air logic gives the ability for pneumatic functionality without the risk of explosion or electrical shock where heavy condensation or flammable conditions are present.