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Electric cylinders
Electric cylinders are self-locking. So they do not need energy when they stand still. This makes the electric cylinders to be an interesting alternative to pneumatic and hydraulic actuators. Powerful DC motors, signal lines, potentiometers and Hall-ICs for position indication, as well as integrated end switches uncomplicatedly serve for meeting the most frequent requirements.
Electric cylinder M9
Electric cylinder M9 (Performance class 1)
The electric cylinders of the component M9 are low-cost linear drives for small powers and feature compactness and space-saving dimensions. Lifting powers of maximal 300 N, speed from 2 to 15 mm/s is possible. | Max. travel | 50 mm | • Integrated limit switch | |
| Max. compressive force | 300 N | • Signal contact implemented | |
| Max. tensile force | 300 N | • Potentiometer | |
| Max. travel speed | 14 mm/s | ||
| Protection rating | IP 30 | ||
| Catalogue (PDF) |
Electric cylinders 010
Electric cylinders 010 (Performance class 1)
The compact electric cylinders of the component 010 are especially designed for demanding situations. They are equipped with high-quality, non-ferrous motors, withstand extreme loads and reach long lifetimes. Lifting forces of maximal 500 N and lifting speeds from 0.25 to 22 mm/s are possible, depending on the type. | Max. travel | 40-100 mm | • Integrated limit switch (adjustable) | |
| Max. compressive force | 500 N | • Signal contact implemented | |
| Max. tensile force | 500 N | • Potentiometer | |
| Max. travel speed | 22 mm/s | ||
| Protection rating | IP 40| IP 54 | ||
| Catalogue (PDF) |
Electric cylinder 015
Electric cylinder 015 (Performance class 2)
The electric cylinders of the component 015 are best suited for industrial applications. Because of its compact and robust design it can also be used at strong conditions. | Max. travel | 300 mm | • Integrated limit switch (adjustable) | |
| Max. compressive force | 1000 N | • Signal contact implemented | |
| Max. tensile force | 1000 N | • Potentiometer | |
| Max. travel speed | 100 mm/s | ||
| Protection rating | IP 54 | ||
| Catalogue (PDF) |
Electric cylinders LAMBDA
Electric cylinders LAMBDA (Performance class 2)
The electric cylinder LAMBDA is best suited for industrial applications and for applications that require special protective systems (IP 66). | Max. travel | 600 mm | • Integrated limit switch | ||
| Max. compressive force | 6000 N | • Synchronisation via control | ||
| Max. tensile force | 4000 N | • Signal contact implemented | ||
| Max. travel speed | 21 mm/s | • Potentiometer | ||
| Protection rating | IP 66 | |||
| Catalogue (PDF) |
Electric cylinder LZ 60 / 80
Electric cylinder LZ 60 / 80 (Performance class 2 / heavy duty cylinder)
The completely equipped electrical cylinder unit includes the motor transmission unit, along with the motor brake, two-channel Hall-IC sensor and two end-limit switches. All connection lines run directly out of the unit to make configuration and initial start-up easier, particularly for PLC operation. The fixation of the electric cylinder connections is compatible with commercial pneumatic and hydraulic cylinders. | Max. travel | 1005 mm | Integrated limit switch | |
| Max. compressive force | 10000 N | • Synchronisation via control (LZ60) | |
| Max. tensile force | 10000 N | • Signal contact implemented | |
| Max. travel speed | 110 mm/s | • Integrated control (LZ60) | |
| Protection rating | IP 54 | IP 66 | ||
| Catalogue (PDF) |
Electric cylinders SLZ 90
Electric cylinders SLZ 90 (Heavy duty cylinder)
The heavy duty cylinder can travel maximal 25,000 Newton. The activation time of 100% causes the SLZ to be an interesting and reliable continuous runner for industrial applications. Its modular structure offers flexibility and enables the installation of different drive concepts. | Max. travel | 2000 mm | • Synchronisation via control | ||
| Max. compressive force | 25000 N | (motor-dependent) | ||
| Max. tensile force | 25000 N | |||
| Max. travel speed | 77 mm/s | |||
| Protection rating | IP 54 | |||
| Catalogue (PDF) |
