An industrial pneumatic system is a power transmission and control system commonly used in industrial settings. It utilizes compressed air or gas to transmit energy and perform various tasks. The system typically includes a compressor that pressurizes the air, storage tanks to store the compressed air, piping or tubing to distribute it, control valves to regulate its flow and direction, pneumatic actuators to convert the air pressure into mechanical motion, and filters, regulators, and lubricators (FRL) to maintain the quality and functionality of the compressed air. Industrial pneumatic systems are valued for their simplicity, reliability, and versatility in powering tools, controlling machinery, and automating processes in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, packaging, and automation. Training in industrial pneumatic systems provides knowledge and skills essential for operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting these systems in industrial environments.