Exlar Corporation: Exlar Corporation: Integrated actuators

The SR Series of inverted roller screw actuators from Exlar (Minneapolis, MN) offers higher speed and load capacity than ball screw actuators and other traditional rotary-to-linear conversion mechanisms, company says.

Aug 31, 2001

Actuator has a 3.3” frame size, stroke lengths of 5.9” and 10”, and motors with either 20 or 30 lb-in torque. Also includes .2” and .5” lead roller screws, 10” and 25” per sec linear speed, 225 to 900 lbf thrust capacity, and IP54 sealing.

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