Omal Pneumatic Actuators

Double Acting Aluminium Actuator DAN:

For open and closed actuator valve operation and cycle regulation. Provides nominal torque of 8 to 1 920 Nm at 5.6 bar and there is less friction between piston and cylinder because of energised self-lubricating strips, which also extend actuator life.

Spring Return Aluminium Actuator SRN:

11 spring return pneumatic actuators in this range, which provides nominal torque of 15 to 960 Nm at 5.6 bar, and are designed for open and closed actuator valve operation and fail-safe emergency.

Heavy-Duty Carbon Steel Pneumatic Actuator:

Supply media comprises filtered compressed air, inert gases and technical gas, and both the double-acting and spring-return versions work on a Scotch yoke system with rolling friction. Their standard temperature range is from -20 to 80 °C and the high-temperature range is from -20 to 150 °C.

Aluminium Actuator with Hand Wheel:

The hand wheel equips quarter-turn pneumatic actuators with a manual emergency hand wheel. Material composition of stainless steel, steel alloy + Nitrilic Rubber, aluminium alloy, steel alloy, NBR and acrylic plastic translates to a longer product life.

Stainless Steel Pneumatic Actuator:

Available in 4 variations, this entire range is ATEX and SIL 3 certified. The double-acting actuator precision casting has torque from 15 to 480 Nm, as does the spring-return version. The double-acting actuator provides torque from 720 to 1 920 Nm and the spring return from bar is 360 to 960 Nm.

Carbon Steel Pneumatic Actuator:

Certified for ATEX and SIL, torque for both the double-acting and spring-return versions are from 360 to 960 Nm. Compressed air is the operating media, not necessarily lubricated, with an air supply of 5.6 bar to a maximum of 8.4 bar.

Aluminium Two Stage DD Pneumatic Actuator:

Designed to prevent the actuator from achieving a full rotation by using 2 additional cylinders with an inner piston that stops the rotating angle at a pre-set position. Their material composition makes them ideal for temperatures from 0 to 80 °C and with dry air the range increases to -20 to 80 °C.