Johnson Controls 9719 V-9196-14 PNEU.ACTUATOR RACK & PINION

ACTUATOR; SPRING RETURN PNEUMATIC;

The Johnson Controls 9719 V-9196-14 PNEU.ACTUATOR RACK & PINION is a Spring Return Pneumatic Actuator. The 9719 line of individual position pneumatic actuators use a non-metallic Rack and Pinion design for precision control of air flow in a variety of applications. Its simple design delivers high holding force and repeatability. This low cost alternative to pneumatic cylinders reduces inventory requirements and assembly time while providing reliable performance over the life of the product.

PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR, SPRING RETURN"""

This pneumatic rack and pinion actuator is designed to convert the force of compressed air to mechanical movement. The secondary rod is spring return type, permitting the actuator to release to its default position when the internal spring returns the internal piston.

This Pneumatic Actuator is used to control the position of a load. The flexure spring returns the actuator to its starting position when pressure is removed from its input port. The long flexure design provides a high load force over a broad stroke. This V9196-14 will fit into a 2-1/4 inch ID boss and it has two ports, one on top and one on the bottom. This rack and pinion pneumatic actuator can operate at a temperature range of 0°F to 225°F and a maximum pressure of 100 psi.

The V-9196 (V-9195-14) rack and pinion actuator with spring return is designed for use on air handling units.

The Johnson Controls 9719 V-9196-14 PNEU.ACTUATOR RACK & PINION is an actuator used to control the rack position of head curtain assemblies. This part can be found in our commercial products catalog.

The renowned quality and innovation built into Johnson Controls' 9719 V-9196-14 13mm Rack & Pinion Actuators are the reason they are used to power today's automated machines. The spool valve type provides critical performance metrics to ensure your machine will be working at its highest performance, while the return spring allows for consistent force utilization through its life cycle. Do not settle for cheap imitations. We only source the best.

An actuator is a mechanical device that convert, typically by means of a screw mechanism, and electrical or other forms of energy into linear or rotary motion that can be exerted on a mechanical load.

Johnson Controls 9719 V-9196-14 Acuator

A valve or wheel that controls the flow of air in a pneumatic system, typically controlling manifold pressure.

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