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Linear motors are widely used. One of the major uses of linear motors is for propelling the shuttle in looms. Linear motors have been used for sliding doors and various similar actuators. Also, they have been used for baggage handing and even large-scale bulk materials transport.The most common mechanical noise in linear actuators usually comes from the gearbox. The gears can turn incredibly fast depending on the gear ratio the gearbox uses. Since the noise created can be very loud, you can apply grease to the gearbox to reduce this noise

High force density and more force in a smaller packing mean lowering footprint and fitting better in small spaces. Low cogging, optimized iron core motor design, for smooth motion and position accuracy in your application.A linear actuator is a device or machine that converts rotational motion into linear motion and linear movement (in a straight line). This can be done through electric AC and DC motors, or the movement could be powered by hydraulics and pneumatics.

Linear actuators are used in machine tools and industrial machinery, in computer peripherals such as disk drives and printers, in valves and dampers, and in many other places where linear motion is required. Hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders inherently produce linear motion.Linear motors operate with an AC power supply and servo controller, which are often the same as those used for rotary servo motors. The linear motor primary part is connected to the power supply to produce a magnet field.High force density and more force in a smaller packing mean lowering footprint and fitting better in small spaces. Low cogging, optimized iron core motor design, for smooth motion and position accuracy in your application.

What Is a Linear Actuator? A linear actuator changes the rotational motion of a motor into a straight line. Conventional electric motors move in a circle, while linear actuators move forward and backward. The push and pull action allows the device to slide, tip, and lift items with the push of a button.They can be easily networked and programmed quickly. Immediate feedback for diagnostics and maintenance is available. They provide complete control of motion, offering custom speeds, stroke lengths, and applied forces. They are quieter than pneumatic and hydraulic actuators.

Rotary actuators: Rotary actuators move in a circular motion.

How much can a linear actuator lift? The answer to this question varies depending on the actuator but ranges from as little as 15 lbs to up to 2,000 lbs. It's necessary to choose a linear lift that provides the ideal amount of force and lifting power for your planned application.