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What is pneumatic system

Pneumatic system is a system which employs air to power something. For illustration, have you seen the tube systems at the bank drive-up tellers? Air is employed to push the tubes back and forth from the teller to customer.

Air is as well employed to power drills, grinders, sanders, and the similar at garages and car body shops.

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