Actuators with Open Screw

Linear actuators with axially moving, open spindle are units consisting of worm or spur gear, fixed DC motor and trapezoidal thread spindle running through the gear. Linear actuators of this type impress with their simple design and high flexibility. A change of direction is achieved by a simple voltage reversal. This variant is the most economical way to generate a motorized linear motion. The combination with different gear reductions results in a large number of variants. In addition, the existing spindle can be replaced by spindles of various lengths, depending on the bearing arrangement. We will also be happy to advise you on a project-specific basis with regard to possible special designs.

HG2-C7

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HG2-C7H

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MHG100

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HG200K

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“The open-spindle actuators offer an impressive combination of precision and efficiency. Their open design makes maintenance easy, making them perfect for our demanding applications.”
“These spindle actuators deliver smooth motion and high load capacity. The open spindle allows for direct visual inspection, simplifying maintenance. A reliable product for precise movement!”

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Frequently Asked Questions About Actuators with Open Screw

Actuators with open spindles are known for their simple design and high flexibility. They typically consist of spur or worm gears, a fixed DC motor, and a trapezoidal lead screw. These actuators provide a cost-effective solution for motorized linear motion and offer various combinations of motor power and gear ratios. They are suitable for a wide range of applications, from basic adjustment mechanisms to complex positioning tasks.
Actuators with open spindles are ideal when a simple, versatile, and cost-efficient linear motion solution is required. They are particularly well-suited for applications where spindle length needs to be adjustable or where space is limited. These actuators are also a great choice for applications involving low to medium loads that require flexibility in speed and load capacity.
Selecting the right actuator depends on several factors, including required load capacity, speed, precision, and environmental conditions. Actuators designed for higher loads are best for demanding applications, while models for lower loads are ideal for precise, fine movements. Key considerations include positioning accuracy, environmental factors, force requirements, and available space. Choosing the right actuator is essential for optimal system performance and efficiency. Our team of experts is happy to assist you in making the best selection!
Spindle buckling is a critical factor in actuators with open spindles, especially in applications with longer strokes and higher loads. If not properly accounted for, spindle buckling can lead to unstable operation and potential actuator damage. To ensure optimal performance and longevity, it is essential to select the actuator’s maximum load and stroke length carefully to avoid spindle deformation.