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LA-2000 -
Rotork plc
The LA-2000 Series are self-contained, bi-directional, linear actuators internally geared to produce up to 1,600 lbf. (7,117 N) of thrust. Some models also offer continuous modulating duty up to 2,000 starts per hour. A variety of speeds, thrusts, motors, voltages and control options are available which make the LA-2000 Series ideally suited for reliable positioning of dampers, combustion controls, gates, diverters, hydraulic variable speed drives, or other linear positioning applications.
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CMA Range -
Rotork plc
CMA range modulating actuators deliver a series of sizes suitable for linear, part-turn and multi-turn control valve and pump applications requiring precise position control and continuous modulation. The Rotork CMA Range provides for simple, safe and easy set-up via an internal electronic 6-segment LCD display and push button configuration.
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Thorlabs, Inc.
Welcome to Thorlabs; below you will find links to our selection of Motion Control products, a subset of our entire line of photonics products. Thorlabs’ motion control products are separated into manual and motorized linear and rotation stages, multiaxis platforms, actuators, and controllers. The manual and motorized stages can frequently be configured into 1-, 2-, or 3-axis solutions. Since many of the stages are available in either manual or motorized versions, creating a custom system is easy. For nanopositioning applications like waveguide and fiber coupling, our line of multiaxis flexure stages are ideal. Both the motorized stages and the multiaxis platforms are supported by a complete line of controllers for the various motors and piezoelectric actuators. In addition, we support custom and OEM motion control applications with an extensive line of manual, motorized, and piezo actuators as well as threaded adjustment screws.
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Electrak DC -
Thomson
Thomson offers Electrak Linear Actuators in DC power versions. With added features and performance capacity, these products follow the quality reputation of our previous designs. From standard to customizable stroke lengths, clevis to trunnion mounts, ball or acme screw drives, and a variety of DC control options, Thomson can provide a fit for just about any application requirement.
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CVA Range -
Rotork plc
The CVA range of linear and quarter-turn actuators provide an electrically powered process control operator suitable for most control valve types and sizes. The CVA sets a new standard for process control and valve actuation. Rotork has proven expertise in applying new technologies in the automation of valves to bring enhanced performance and innovative features. This philosophy has now been applied to a new range designed specifically for the exacting demands of process control, specfically continuous modulating control valve applications.
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Citizen Chiba Precision Co., Ltd.
Miniaturized AC servomotor linear actuators are a type of rectilinear actuator which achieves high precision positioning as well as miniaturization and weight reduction.The motor portion utilizes a hollow AC servomotor, while the encoder portion utilizes a miniaturized and high resolution optical rotary encoder. Since its direct design does not utilize parts such as gears, this makes precise and high resolution positioning possible.In addition to the above characteristics, the MAB and MALB series utilize ball screws that allowed realization of high speed and long service life.
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CQ -
Rotork plc
The CQ range provides an innovative fully-concentric and balanced actuator design for quarter-turn valves. The design features a helical mechanism that transforms linear piston motion into quarter-turn valve stem rotation. CQ actuators provide a much higher torque output for a given footprint than scotch yoke designs typically utilised to operate many quarter-turn valve types. It is therefore ideally suited for installation in confined spaces. Further, Rotork’s unique helical pin design provides higher efficiency than a helical gear mechanism utilised by other valve actuator manufacturers.As standard, the CQ torque output profile, like that of a scotch yoke actuator, is engineered to parallel the torque demand profile typically found with popular quarter-turn valve types. The CQ design however is unique in that the torque profile can be custom engineered and manufactured to meet specific, non-standard valve torque requirements.In our experience, the CQ standard range of sizes is suitable for applications that require a pneumatically powered actuator with torque demand less than 150,000 Nm. However, we also engineer CQ actuators with greater output and/or hydraulic power. Please apply to Rotork for these applications.
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MB Dynamics Inc.
MB Dynamics delivers steering test equipment to help fulfill a myriad of application test requirements, or jobs-to-be-done. The steering test equipment consists of software for multi-test-head, synchronized MIMO closed-loop control and data acquisition; rotary servo motors for attachment to a steering spline or wheel; electrodynamic shaker systems; long-stroke linear motor actuators; pneumatic actuators; column stands for mounting steering column; gear fixture for mounting the gear; instrumentation (force, torque, displacement, rotary position, acoustic, acceleration); fixtures for mounting gears and columns; brackets, clamps, and fixtures for holding test items; jounce/rebound fixtures and tilt positioners for aligning input forces with tie rods at angles; software and associated data acquisition hardware up to 16 channels for recording, analysis and evaluation of in-lab steering noises and accelerations, road load data acquisition, and general Sound & Vibration analysis; and engineering services to accelerate test effectiveness.
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National Technical Systems
Fluid power systems play a critical role in many industries, and are one of the three major forms of power transmission along with electrical and mechanical power systems. In many cases, however, mechanical and electrical methods cannot provide a practical power transmission solution. In these cases, fluid power (whether hydraulic or pneumatic) is often used because it can deliver linear and rotary motion with high force and torque within a smaller, lighter package than is possible with other forms of power transmission. Some of the most common applications of hydraulic systems are in heavy construction and off-highway equipment. Other applications can be seen in aircraft, mass transportation systems (such as trains), construction, mining, agriculture, waste reduction, and utility equipment. The various components (such as valves, actuators, cylinders, accumulators, etc.) that make up these systems must perform reliably and have a reasonable life span. Only a thorough test program carried out under simulated field use conditions can insure that any component part or assembly will meet its original design goals for performance, reliability and longevity. Many internationally recognized organizations have published test standards that apply to hydraulic/pneumatic and fluid power systems and components. Some of these organizations are:
