Actuators

Highlights

Thomson Industries Inc.
Thomson Industries 48V Electrak MD actuator
The 48V Electrak MD actuator can handle loads up to 2 kN within battery-powered applications.
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Packaging machines use a range of fluid power and electromechanical motion control technologies
A range of new fluid power and electromechanical motion control technologies for packaging and processing machinery will be highlighted at PACK EXPO 2024.
Ewellix, a Schaeffler Company
Kirk Martin, Sector Sales Director Mobile Machinery at Ewellix, a Schaeffler Company
Machines operating at a lower horsepower or with fewer actuation needs are those in which it currently makes the most sense to replace hydraulics with electric actuators.
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Bosch Rexroth's Eric Falasco offers insight into why some applications are moving from hydraulics to electromechanical devices and how technological developments are enabling ...
Electric Actuators Improves Emissions and Efficiency in Mobile Equipment
Use of electric actuators in place of hydraulics is gaining momentum in some off-highway equipment applications to help achieve zero-emissions targets and efficiency gains.
Joel Honeyman, Vice President of Global Innovation at Bobcat Co.
An emphasis on developing electrification and automation solutions will bring a range of benefits to the construction equipment industry.
Moog Inc.
An electrically actuated motion base aids flight training
Properly pairing an electric motion platform with digital simulation technologies allows the creation of safer and more accurate flight training devices.
Curtiss-Wright
The Exlar Tritex EVA is certified for use in hazardous locations.
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electric linear actuator
The global linear actuator market is forecast to experience a high level of growth in the coming years due in large part to use of these actuators in various automation solutions...