RDC diaphragm type cylinders are a category of pneumatic actuators that utilise a flexible diaphragm to convert compressed air into mechanical motion.

RDC diaphragm type cylinders find application in various industries, including pharmaceuticals, food processing, automotive, and manufacturing. They are used for tasks such as valve actuation, metering, pumping, and precision positioning.

Unlike conventional cylinders with pistons or rods, RDC diaphragm type cylinders use a diaphragm as the moving element. This design offers benefits like leak-tight performance, corrosion resistance, and the ability to handle aggressive fluids.

RDC diaphragms are commonly made from materials such as rubber, elastomers, or PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene). The choice of material depends on the specific application's requirements, including chemical compatibility and temperature resistance.

Yes, RDC diaphragm type cylinders are often chosen for applications involving corrosive or aggressive fluids. Their diaphragm design isolates the working fluid from the cylinder's internal components, preventing contamination or damage.