Double Rod Linear Actuator

Long strokes high force and high speed are advantages to this unique 12v actuator.

Double rod linear actuator.

Dual piston double rod cxsw. With a slider style actuator the motion is constrained to the limits of the housing length and the load is mounted to a slider or table. Choose from our selection of linear motion actuators including double acting round body air cylinders flexible mount air cylinders and more. Linear actuators can generally be classified as either slider style or rod style.

With a rod style actuator motion is produced by a rod that extends and retracts from the housing. Both cylinder types have identical mounting interfaces and dimensions and the same technical data. The cxswm slide bearing type provides lateral stability protecting it from side load impacts. Actuators linear actuators basic linear air cylinders are used to provide straight line in out linear movement for a variety of applications.

The cxsw series is a dual piston double rod actuator with a non rotating accuracy of 0 1. Two motor sizes available. These electric linear actuators feature traditional rod extend retract type motion. Energy applied to the piston is transmitted to the parts to be moved via a piston rod.

This connection can be in the form of a machine thread or a mounting attachment. The cxswl high precision ball bushing bearing type allows for smooth operation that ensures stable travel resistance. These are pneumatic actuators for carrying out linear movements. A linear actuator is simply an actuator that moves in a linear or straight direction.

The piston rod connects the hydraulic actuator to the machine component doing the work. Choose your actuator based on force speed stroke and physical characteristics. Knudtson double rack pinion 12vdc electric linear actuators feature synchronized opposing motion. Available as single acting spring extend or spring return actuators and double acting styles with single rod or double rod configurations non rotating and precision non rotating models.

While there are various ways to accomplish this the most common forms of linear actuators use a rod switch or slider that extends and retracts on a track. These linear drives differ above all in the mounting of the proximity switches. In stock and ready to ship. These actuators cover a wide range of forces and speeds to meet your requirements and at very affordable prices.

Depending on the piston diameter pushing forces of up to 50 kn at 6 bar are possible.