A linear actuator is a device that converts the rotary motion of an electric motor into a push and pull movement along a straight line. It is used...

There are two common solutions for lifting loads in medical equipment and transport systems: electric linear actuators and hydraulic actuators. Both move the load in a straight line;...

Choosing the right actuator is the key to safe, quiet and long-lasting operation of your product. Determining the values below in order makes the selection process much easier....

A lifting column is a lifting system made of nested profiles that extends and retracts vertically. Unlike a linear actuator, it not only produces a pushing force but...

In a product such as a medical bed or treatment chair, actuators do not work on their own. There is a system that powers them, controls them and...

We briefly explain the terms that frequently appear in the technical documentation of linear actuators, lifting columns and control systems. Stroke: The total distance the inner tube can...

In an electric linear actuator, the part that converts the motor's rotation into linear motion is the spindle. The spindle type directly affects the actuator's efficiency, speed, noise...

When choosing an actuator, it is not only force and speed that matter, but also how the product will behave over its service life and under real operating...