Linear Actuator Rod End

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Linear actuator rod end.

Linear actuators tie rod ca2. A high speed linear actuator would also be rated by the amount of time required to complete its linear travel. Choose from our selection of linear motion actuators including double acting round body air cylinders flexible mount air cylinders and more. Electrak rod style actuator thomson linear thomson linear.

Comparing rod style linear actuators. Smc s series ca2 is a light weight tie rod air cylinder. Rod actuators actuonix manufactures four different types of rod actuators. Linear actuators rod style electric linear actuators with ac or dc motors and a wide variety of options such as limit switches potentiometers and sensors.

Fine end of stroke cushioning adjustment is now possible due to the increase in the air cushion adjustment range. The ca2 is available in 40 50 63 80 and 100 bore sizes and. The range of motion is called the stroke and can be measured in foot pounds of torque and inches of travel. Our line of rod linear actuators are precision engineered built to last and we offer the largest inventory all ready to ship the same day to you.

Choose from our selection of linear motion rods including linear motion shafts tapped linear motion shafts and more. Configurations include parallel or inline motor mounts and single or double gear reductions. Tie rod ca2. The ca2 can be ordered with rod end or rear pivot brackets.

The pq12 is available with end of stroke limit switches or with linear feedback along the full length of stroke. A linear actuator uses one of a variety of mechanisms to produce motion in a straight line. Various piston rod material and wiper sealing options bore sizes ø32 to 125mm and strokes up to 2000mm make p1f s series fit a wide range of applications. Pneumatic electric and integrated electric actuators have long been used to move loads.

P1f s series iso 15552 pneumatic actuators are suitable for low normal high temperatures. The pq12 series micro linear actuators are ideal for applications requiring precise positioning and compact size. Conveyor belts date back to the end of the 18 th century when.