Linear and rotary actuators - Exlar Corp.

July 23, 2010
The Tritex II linear and rotary actuators support Ethernet/IP for communication between industrial control systems and components.

The Tritex II linear and rotary actuators support Ethernet/IP for communication between industrial control systems and components. Ethernet/IP lets operators send and receive data to operate the Tritex actuators with a machine automation-control system.

Features of the actuators include eight digital inputs, four digital outputs, and one analog input and output; feedback through analog Hall-effect and incremental encoders; and connectivity with internal terminals accessible through the actuator’s removable cover.

Tritex actuators offer the same form factor as hydraulic and pneumatic actuators, and serve as all-electric retrofits in former fluid-power applications. The units are available with many different mountings (metric or imperial), such as front flange, rear clevis mount, side mount, trunnion mount, extended tie rod, and rear flange.

Exlar Corp., 1470 Lake Dr. W, Chanhassen, MN 55317, (952) 368-3434, www. exlar.com

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