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Article Excerpt
PALO ALTO, Calif., Feb. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Manufacturers of pneumatic valves and actuators are constantly looking for innovative ways to achieve increased flow rates of their products, since this is a key factor in driving demand among end users. In addition, the rising trend toward miniaturization, as customers seek to combine small size and less weight with greater reliability, is leading manufacturers to develop more compact products.
"Over the next few years, certain end-user industries such as food processing, biomedical sciences, analytical instrumentation, and packaging are expected to show a good amount of interest in pneumatic valves and actuators," remarks Frost & Sullivan Research Analyst Sashankh Kale. "This can be attributed to the need for components that offer minimal leakage and failure rates, a key requirement particularly in the biomedical and analytical instrumentation...
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