The cylinder is considered the final module in the pneumatic, compressed air control or any power system.The cylinder is a tool for converting compressed air power to normal mechanical or automatic energy.This mechanical energy produces a straight or rotating motion.In this way, the cylinder can work as an actuator in any pneumatic system, so it can also be identified as a pneumatic linear actuator.The cylinder consists of a steel or stainless steel piston, a piston rod, a cylinder container, and an end cap included.As compressed air enters the cylinder, it moves forward along the length of the cylinder to the piston.The compressed air or coil located at the end of the cylinder rod moves the piston back.The valve is the valve that controls the pouring of compressed air into the cylinder.Cylinder producers usually produce two basic cylinders: single-acting and binary-acting.The single action cylinder is able to perform operational activities in one direction.A single action cylinder further has air pressure, transfer force and movement on one side of the piston flange, and a coil that passes back to power after the force is released.The single action cylinder only needs about half of the air volume used by the binary action cylinder in any working cycle.A binary action cylinder carries the moving power in both directions, with pressure on both sides.When a cylinder is pushed out in one direction, compressed air moves it in another direction.Continuous air lines at both ends of the cylinder provide compressed air.The pneumatic system produces large linear pressure groups consisting of inputs, processes, and outputs.At this point, the input acts as compressed air from the compressor or hand pump.The course is a control device that guides the air to the pole end or bottom of the container, and the output is an expanded or drawn piston rod.In material management and processing, the pneumatic scheme is used to move, pull and lift and other on/off doors.They can also save, take and place materials or parts for manufacturing purposes.