What is the common air pressure range for pneumatic control systems?

The common air pressure range for pneumatic control systems typically falls within 20-100 kPa. This range is suitable for most applications, providing a balance of sufficient force for actuation while avoiding excessive pressure that could lead to system failures or hazards.

This pressure range allows for effective operation of pneumatic components such as valves, cylinders, and other actuators. Staying within this range helps ensure responsiveness and reliability in control systems commonly used in industrial scenarios.

In contrast, other pressure ranges either extend above or below the optimal operating conditions for many pneumatic devices, which may result in inefficiencies or complexities in system design and maintenance.