Install high-quality air filters and dryers to remove moisture, dust, and oil from the compressed air. Clean air prevents internal component wear, such as piston and cylinder corrosion. Use a precision pressure regulator to maintain optimal air pressure, as inconsistent pressure can lead to erratic torque output.

Implement regular inspections to check for loose bolts, worn seals, and mechanical fatigue in the scotch yoke mechanism. Lubricate moving parts as recommended by the manufacturer to minimize friction, which extends component lifespan and improves responsiveness.

Upgrade to modern actuators with integrated sensors and feedback mechanisms that monitor position, temperature, and torque in real-time. This enables precise operational adjustments, optimizing performance while reducing energy consumption.

Train personnel on proper usage and troubleshooting techniques. Knowledgeable operators can identify early signs of inefficiency and take corrective actions promptly, ensuring continuous optimized operation.