Marine Pneumatic Power Units are compact systems designed to generate and control compressed air for marine applications.

Pneumatic Systems in marine environments utilize air pressure to operate valves, actuators, and other machinery efficiently and reliably.

These systems are valued for their simplicity, durability, and resistance to harsh maritime conditions.

Marine Pneumatic Power Units typically range in size from compact (10-20 cm) to larger units (50-100 cm).

Common grades include ISO 8573-1 for air quality standards and ANSI/ASME for pressure ratings.

Operating viscosity ranges between 32-68 cSt for hydraulic fluids used in pneumatic systems.

Buoyancy depends on material density but is generally neutral or slightly positive for submerged units.

Materials include stainless steel (AISI 316), aluminum (6061-T6), and corrosion-resistant polymers (PTFE, Nylon).

Pressure ratings vary from 100-300 psi (7-21 bar) for standard marine applications.

Temperature tolerance ranges from -20°C to 80°C (-4°F to 176°F).

Airflow capacity typically ranges from 10-200 CFM (0.28-5.66 m³/min).

Power input ranges from 0.5-15 kW depending on unit size and application.

Weight varies from 5-50 kg based on size and material composition.