Several types of actuators are commonly used in catalysis:
Mechanical Actuators: Utilize mechanical components to produce motion. Examples include gears, levers, and cams. Electrical Actuators: Use electrical energy to create movement. Examples include motors and solenoids. Pneumatic Actuators: Operate using compressed air. They are often used in environments where electrical devices might pose a risk. Hydraulic Actuators: Use fluid pressure to generate motion. They are known for their high force capabilities.
