Pneumatic Actuators & Chucks

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Pneumatic actuators convert compressed air into linear or rotary motion, while pneumatic chucks use compressed air to clamp workpieces or tools. The suppliers below manufacture or distribute pneumatic cylinders, rotary actuators, and pneumatic chucks for automation and machine tool applications across European industry.

What Pneumatic Actuators & Chucks suppliers provide

Suppliers in this category manufacture or distribute pneumatic cylinders and rotary actuators that convert compressed air into linear or rotary motion, as well as pneumatically operated chucks used to clamp workpieces on lathes and other rotating machinery. Their core competence lies in matching actuator force, stroke, or clamping range to the application, along with valve and control integration for automated cycles. Many suppliers also provide sizing support and spare parts. This category is distinct from pneumatic accessories and tools, which condition or distribute compressed air rather than generate motion or clamping force, and from hydraulic chucks, which use pressurised fluid rather than compressed air. In the pre-selection phase, compare which actuator types, force ranges, and industries each supplier specialises in.

Relevant standards

Pneumatic actuators and chucks are typically designed to the safety requirements of ISO 4414 for pneumatic systems, with circuit symbols following ISO 1219 and compressed air quality classified under ISO 8573. Supplier quality management is typically certified to ISO 9001.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a pneumatic actuator and a pneumatic chuck?
A pneumatic actuator generates linear or rotary motion from compressed air, while a pneumatic chuck uses compressed air specifically to clamp a workpiece, typically on a lathe or rotating fixture.