This Introduction to Pneumatics and Electro-Pneumatics course provides a comprehensive understanding of pneumatic components and their applications in industrial automation. Over three days, attendees will explore system design, construction, and operation, including circuit symbols based on the latest ISO standards.

Through a combination of theory and hands-on practical exercises, participants will gain valuable experience in building and troubleshooting pneumatic circuits. The course covers essential topics such as air preparation, actuators, directional control valves, fault diagnostics, and communication protocols.

Course Content:

• SI units, conversions, ISO symbols, and circuit diagram layout.
• Air service units, single/double-acting cylinders, and stroke damping.
• Electric actuators, positional detection, and electrical theory.
• Directional control valves, valve mounting, and fault finding.
• Communication protocols, valve port labelling, and safety considerations.

Who Should Attend?

This course is ideal for:

• Maintenance Engineers
• Production Engineers
• Design Office Staff
• Technical Sales Professionals
• Apprentices looking to develop pneumatic system skills

Entry Requirements:

A general engineering background is recommended, but no prior knowledge of pneumatics is required.

By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand, design, and maintain pneumatic and electro-pneumatic systems in an industrial setting.