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High speed and high force actuators

By Staff -- Control Engineering, 10/1/2007

Machine ControlLinak’s high speed and high force electric actuators are built on the LA36 actuator platform. One has a speed of up to 6.3 in./second without a load and another version has a maximum load of 2,247 lb. It is ideal for traffic control and other applications where speed is a critical element. Electrical solutions often have lifting limitations, and the high force version LA36 actuator attempts to solve them by improving the strength of the design. Both products are said to feature fast and easy installation, accuracy, repeatability, reliability, and advanced control of critical machine operations. www.linak.com Linak

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