Electric linear actuators create stable, accurate back and forth movement. These devices have an endless range of applications. If the process involves pushing, pulling, lifting or sliding, a linear actuator can be a key part of the solution.
Ewellix supplies a wide range of linear actuators and their associated control units and accessories. We specialise in compact, high-quality devices, suitable for many different industry applications (including mini linear actuator). A variety of stroke ranges are available, as well as linear actuators that can handle medium and high loads. An example is the linear screw actuator.
Our range of linear actuators
In the Ewellix online catalogue you will find powerful linear actuators for all kinds of industrial applications. Choose the voltage that meets your needs: 12 V linear actuator, 24 V linear actuator, 48 V linear actuator, 115 V linear actuator, 120 V linear actuator, 220 V linear actuator or 230 V linear actuator: see the datasheet or contact us for any additional information.
Matrix series linear actuators
- Max load up to 8 kN
- Max speed up to 13 mm/s
- Voltage: 12 or 24 V DC, 120 or 230 V AC
- Silent operation
CAJA 35C
- Max load up to 3,5 kN
- Max speed up to 7,5 mm/s
- Voltage: 24 V DC
- Integrated Quick Release function
Ecomag
- Max load up to 6 kN
- Max speed up to 9 mm/s
- Voltage: 24 V DC
- Housing fits a SEM control unit
CAHB series linear actuators
- Max load up to 10 kN
- Max speed up to 60 mm/s
- Voltage: 12, 24, 48 V DC. 115 or 230 V AC
- Up to IP69K/66M, wide temperature range
CAT, CAR & CAP series linear actuators
- Max load up to 4 kN
- Max speed up to 193 mm/s
- Voltage: 12 or 24 V DC, 120, 230 or 400 V AC
- Modular range for easy integration
CAFL
- Max load up to 1,7 kN
- Max speed up to 12 mm/s
- Voltage: 24 V DC
- Static load up to 7,5 kN
CAWD series linear actuators
- Max load up to 0,5 kN
- Max speed up to 16 mm/s
- Manual and electrical 12 V DC versions
- IP 67/69K, wide temperature range
Control units for linear actuators
- Fitted with a 110 or 230 VAC or 24 VDC power supply
- 2, 3, 5 or 6 output channels 24 VDC, max. 18A, 30A for DC input
- Up to 3 control gear connections
- Rechargeable battery or removable rechargeable battery and wall charging station optional
Operating switches
- Up to 10 console switches
- DIN7, FCC or HD15 connectors
- Up to IP67
- Display for stored functions available as an option
Frequently asked questions
Linear actuators are motorized devices that convert rotational motion into linear motion to move an object in a linear direction. This mechanism uses an electric motor to generate the force needed to move the piston forward and backward along a linear path. Used in a variety of industrial applications, linear actuators have a guiding system that provides precise and smooth movement, and they can be controlled through an automation system. The use of linear actuators has several advantages: their compact configuration saves space and simplifies installation, while delivering high precision, smooth motion, and low noise. For these reasons, they are often used in applications that require precise and repetitive movements, such as industrial robots, semiconductor manufacturing machinery, and assembly machinery.
When selecting a linear actuator, several factors need to be considered to ensure the right one is chosen. First and foremost, the application needs to be taken into account; factors such as load capacity, speed, stroke length, and power source are essential and should be matched to the specific application requirements. The environment is also important, as harsh conditions may require a more robust and durable actuator. By considering these factors, the right linear actuator can be chosen, ensuring optimal performance and longevity for the specific application.
There are several types of linear actuators available in the market, and each type has its unique features and benefits. Electric linear actuators use an electric motor to drive a lead screw, acme screw or ball screw to move the shaft in a linear motion. The speed and accuracy of the movement are highly controllable with this type of actuator. In addition, linear actuators can differ in size and load capacity. They can range from smaller, more compact devices that can handle lighter loads to larger, high strength and speed devices. The choice of linear actuator depends on the specific application's requirements, such as speed, precision, power, and durability. By understanding the different types of linear actuators, you can choose the suitable one for your application.
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