The manufacturing sector heavily relies on automation technologies, which include solenoid valves and pneumatic systems. Coils, as the core component of solenoid valves, are used to create a magnetic field that actuates the valve.

Pneumatic products, such as actuators and cylinders, play key roles in automation by providing controlled and reliable mechanical movement. They enable processes such as assembly, packaging, sorting, and testing to be automated, increasing efficiency and reducing labor costs.

In the automotive industry, solenoid valves are used in a variety of systems, including fuel injection systems and automatic transmissions.

Coils in these valves help to control the precise timing and amount of fluid (fuel, transmission fluid) flow. Pneumatic systems are used in many vehicle features such as air suspension, pneumatic door and trunk operation, and even in certain types of brakes.

In the food and beverage industry, these components are used in processing, packaging, and dispensing equipment.

Solenoid valves control the flow of liquids or gases in machinery used for things like filling, sterilizing, cooking, and refrigeration. Pneumatic systems offer reliable and clean operation suitable for food-grade applications.

This industry relies on solenoid valves to manage the flow of water and various chemicals used in treatment processes.

These valves, powered by electromagnetic coils, are used in applications such as chemical dosing, backwashing filters, and automated system control. Pneumatic systems are often used in the handling and control of larger valves or gates in the system.