Which actuator issue results when hydraulic fluid viscosity increases significantly during rapid cycling?

💡 Explanation

Stiffening occurs because increased viscosity raises the hydraulic resistance, limiting fluid flow; therefore, actuator speed decreases, which limits motion precision, rather than improving lubricant effects or energy transfer under time constraints.

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