Pneumatic and hydraulic equipment are two types of fluid power systems that are widely used in various industrial and manufacturing applications. Pneumatic systems use compressed air as the working fluid to transmit power. These systems are known for their simplicity, low cost, and ease of maintenance. Pneumatic equipment typically includes components such as air compressors, cylinders, control valves, and air filters. These systems are often used in applications that require fast and precise movements, such as in manufacturing automation, robotics, and assembly lines.

On the other hand, hydraulic equipment uses oil or hydraulic fluid to transmit power. Hydraulic systems are known for their high power density, precision control, and ability to operate at high pressures. Hydraulic equipment commonly consists of hydraulic pumps, cylinders, valves, and hydraulic fluid reservoirs. These systems are often chosen for heavy-duty applications such as construction equipment, aircraft, and automotive braking systems. Both pneumatic and hydraulic systems play vital roles in modern industrial processes, offering unique advantages and capabilities to meet diverse engineering requirements.