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Specifying electric rodless actuators: Ten tips for maximizing actuator life and system performance

December 14, 2021 By

Electric rodless actuators have an inherent advantage over rod-style actuators for being able to support and carry loads. This reduces costs and design time by eliminating the need for other load-bearing and guiding elements. In contrast to rod-style actuators, a rodless actuator’s stroke lies completely within the length of its body, resulting in a smaller working footprint than rod-style actuators. In addition, electric rodless actuators can be either screw- or belt-driven, with each style having its own advantages depending on the application. However, sizing an electric rodless actuator involves more than merely calculating force and stroke. Download this white paper for the top 10 tips for achieving optimal performance, reliability and efficiency in applications using rodless-style actuators.

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