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Pneumatic clutches are equipment drive assemblies that contain pneumatic components for connecting two shafts so that they can either be locked together and spin at the same speed, or decoupled and spin at different speeds.

Features:
* Pneumatic clutches transmit force from one point to another using compressed air or other gases.
* Engaging a pneumatic clutch transfers power from an engine to devices such as a transmission and drive wheels.
* Disengaging a pneumatic clutch stops the power transfer, but allows the engine to continue turning.
* Spring-return clutches require power to engage. Spring-actuated clutches require power to disengage.
* A variety of engagement methods are available. Non-contact clutches uses methods such as magnetic fields and eddy currents.
* Specifications for pneumatic clutches include torque rating, power,rotational speed, and maximum pressure.
* Important measurements include diameter, the cross-sectional width of the assembly; length, the dimension along the axis of rotation; and weight.
* Pneumatic clutches are designed to accept several different drive components.
* Pneumatic clutches are designed for a wide variety of power transmission applications.
* Specialized devices are available for aerospace, automotive, heavy transport, marine, military, and off-road applications.
* Some pneumatic clutches are designed for use with web tension control, automation, or robotics systems.