Linear actuator AT series
electricball screwrobust

Linear actuator - AT series  - Re S.p.A. - electric / ball screw / robust
Linear actuator - AT series  - Re S.p.A. - electric / ball screw / robust
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Characteristics

Movement
linear
Type
electric
Technology
ball screw
Protection class
robust
Other characteristics
compact, motorized, control, with integrated limit switch, rapid, large
Stroke

Max.: 100 mm
(3.937 in)

Min.: 25 mm
(0.984 in)

Force

Max.: 10,000 N

Min.: 0 N

Description

Linear actuators are generally used on unwinding and rewinding stations of compact machines to align the reel perfectly. They bring the laminate in the correct position easily and accurately to esure that it is wound round the reel in a straight line. AT linear actuators are all equipped with a latest generation of stepping motor and they move quickly and precisely with the help of a screw set in a circle of ball bearings. For applications that require to reduce the space required or a greater drive force are available axial actuators or gear box shifting motors. The more robust MX and SMX linear actuator is available, both in an axial or geared version, with a motor and mechanism specially designed for moving large masses. AT linear actuators are usually used together with Re range of sensors and ReSmart control unit or Smartmotion.

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