Linear Actuators: Product Overview
A linear actuator (or linear motion actuator) is a mechanical device designed to convert rotational or fluid power into precise linear motion. It is widely used in industrial automation, valve control, and systems requiring accurate positioning.
Drive Mechanism: Electric motor, pneumatic/hydraulic piston, or solenoid.
Transmission: Converts rotational force (e.g., via lead screw, belt, or gear) into linear displacement.
Position Feedback: Sensors (e.g., potentiometers, encoders) for real-time position monitoring.
Housing: Robust enclosure for protection against environmental factors (dust, moisture, corrosion).
Valve Control: Regulate flow in pipelines (e.g., gate valves, globe valves).
Industrial Automation: Positioning systems, assembly lines, material handling.
Energy & Utilities: Power plants, water treatment, chemical processing.
Precision: Sub-millimeter accuracy for critical operations.
Durability: Built for harsh environments (explosion-proof, IP-rated options).
Flexibility: Adjustable stroke lengths, force outputs, and control modes (manual/automated).
Complies with industry certifications (e.g., ISO 5211, NAMUR, ATEX for hazardous areas).
Single acting & Single piston actuator outputs thrust
DOUBLE ACTING & SINGLE PISTON ACTUATOR OUTPUTS THRUST
DOUBLE-ACTING
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