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Linear Actuator
Linear Actuator | Anaheim Automation, Inc.
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Anaheim Automation offers cost-effective Linear Actuator solutions for applications in which precise control and long-lasting performance are required. With low motor inertia for faster acceleration, and high accuracy, these devices reduce energy consumption and operating costs by virtue of their simple, efficient design. We offer a wide range of standard actuators, as well as custom designs.
Belt-Driven Linear Actuators are designed for high-speeds and light loads, and are suitable only for low-inertial loads. Common applications for belt actuators include automated windows and doors, high-speed data acquisition, and scanning devices.
Screw-Driven Linear Actuators are suitable for low-speeds, heavy loads, and high-inertial loads. These devices are typically used in positioning equipment, CNC machines, and anywhere else slow point-to-point movement is required. Our LS100 and LS500 Linear Tables are easily scalable. Build an assembly to your specifications by choosing from a selection of standard options, or completely customize your assembly with help from our applications engineers.
Rod-Style Linear Actuators excel at lifting and thrusting applications, with thrust-bearings built into the actuators themselves. They are similar to screw-driven tables in terms of speed, load, positioning, and accuracy capabilities. Rod actuators offer a compact, collapsible design great for projects where space constraints are a concern.
Stepper Linear Actuators are intended for point-to-point positioning applications. This type of actuator is best suited for applications with light loads and slow speeds. Steppers are open loop accurate, so they do not require an encoder for accurate positioning.
Brushless DC Linear Actuators are great for high-speed motion. Their specialty is delivering power at high speeds, rather than the high accuracy of a stepper. Brushless linear actuators may require an encoder to obtain accurate positioning data.
Note: For assistance with selecting the appropriate Linear Actuator for your application, please contact our Customer Service Representatives.