Actuators feature roller-screw option - Tolomatic

    May 27, 2010
    A new roller-screw option lets integrated motor rod-style actuators (IMA) deliver up to 3,300 lb of force.

    A new roller-screw option lets integrated motor rod-style actuators (IMA) deliver up to 3,300 lb of force. The IMA features a hollow core rotor and skewed motor windings. The hollow-core rotor lets screw’s nut pass inside the rotor, decreases actuator length. The IMA exerts a force of up to 3,300 lb and moves at about 12 ips. Motor voltages in incremental stroke length from 6 to18 in. are available.

    Tolomatic, 3800 County Rd. 116, Hamel, MN, (800) 328-2174, www.tolomatic.com

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