A short visual field guide to the main pneumatic components, with real photos from our Rīga stock — what each does and where it’s used.
If you’re new to pneumatics, the component names can be confusing. Here are the main players with real photos from our Rīga stock — a short guide to what’s what and where it’s used.
Turns compressed air into motion and force. Sized by bore, stroke and the force you need.
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Direct the air — open, close, switch direction. 5/2 and 3/2 solenoid valves, valve manifolds.
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Connect tubing to components. Push-in quick fittings, elbows, tees and threaded adapters.
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Filter, regulator and lubricator — clean, dry, steady air before the pneumatics.
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Cleans parts and the workbench with compressed air. Simple but indispensable day to day.
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Special oil for lubricators — use only where the machine specifically requires it (modern pneumatics often runs oil-free).
See →That’s just part of what we carry. The full range is in the catalogue, and if you’re after a specific size or code, just ask us.
At its core: air preparation (FRL), valves that direct flow, cylinders that create motion, and fittings with tubing that connect it all. Plus sensors and gauges for control.
Much of it is in our Rīga warehouse with dispatch within 24 h; the rest we bring from the EU in a few days. Ask about a specific item.
Send a size, a code or a photo of the machine — we’ll help you pick the right one.
