5KN High Precision Servo Cylinder With Sensors PLC Controllable

Description

HOW TO CONTROL A ELECTRIC ACTUATOR?

Electric linear actuators are famous for their precision and flexibility, making them a common sight in automated systems. Besides, control over these actuators is achieved through electrical signals that can be finely tuned to meet specific operational needs. Here are some control methods below:

• Switches and Relays: Ideal for simple on/off control, allowing for straightforward operation without the need for complex programming.

• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs): Offer sophisticated control capabilities, enabling integration with broader system operations for automated processes.

• Digital Interfaces: These facilitate precise adjustments and real-time monitoring of position, speed, and force, catering to applications requiring high levels of accuracy and adaptability.

The choice of control method directly impacts the actuator’s performance, influencing its ability to execute tasks with the desired precision and efficiency. What’s more, electric linear actuators, with their range of control options, provide a versatile solution for enhancing the operational capabilities of your machinery.

FAQ

Q1. What is the duty cycle of UNI High Speed Lifting Electric Cylinder?
A1: 100% Duty Cycle. The electric servo linear actuators or stepper motor linear actuators can work continuously.

Q2. How about the life time of UNI electric linear actuator?
A2: The life time of our servo linear actuators can run more than 100,000km for life.

Q3. What is the max thrust UNI electric linear actuator can provide?
A3: The load capacity of UNI electric linear actuator is 0~20tons.

Q4. Does UNI electric linear actuator drived by ball screw or lead screw?
A4: Our standard UNI electric linear actuators are drived by ball screw, because it is of higher transmission effeciency than that of lead screw. However,  we can use lead screw as the drive system for the electric linear actuator as well when the customer is particularly concerned about the cost.