What is the general pressure of compressed air?

The pressure of compressed air, but a little "elastic" topic! Generally speaking, its pressure depends on what we want to do with it. Imagine, if we just need to gently blow away the dust on the table, then the pressure does not need to be too high; but if we want to use compressed air to drive some heavy machinery, it will require greater "strength", that is, higher pressure.

Generally, in industrial applications, the pressure of compressed air is generally between 0.6 and 1.6 megapascals (MPa), which can be said to be a "comfort zone" that can meet the needs of most equipment and tools without causing excessive burden on the system. Of course, there are also some special application scenarios that may require higher or lower pressure.

So, the pressure of compressed air is not a fixed value, but like a lovely elf, changing according to our needs. As long as we treat it well, adjust and use it reasonably, it can become a small assistant in our work and life!