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Electric Actuator Product Catalog
Open the catalog to page 1The Global Leader in Actuator Technology Your Actuator Solution Source Exlar’s product offering covers a wide range of peformance specifications and capabilities. Please view the chart below as a thumbnail guide to assist you in choosing the best product for your application. Three product families shown in the table below are not included in this catalog, but are offered in separate brochures as offered below. You may also visit www.exlar.com to download the brochures and view complete specifications. Rod Style Linear Actuators Standard Integrated Integrated Environmental Control Brushless...
Open the catalog to page 2GSM Series FT Series SLM/SLG Series
Open the catalog to page 3Roller Screw Technology Why Consider Roller Screw Technology Designers have five basic choices when it comes to achieving controlled linear motion. The table on page 3 gives you a quick overview of what general advantages are associated with each. Because the roller screw technology common to all Exlar linear actuators might not be familiar to everyone using this catalog, allow us to present a general overview. The difference is in the roller screw’s design for transmitting forces. Multiple threaded helical rollers are assembled in a planetary arrangement around a threaded shaft (shown...
Open the catalog to page 4Roller Screw Technology Lifetime Comparison (Roller vs Ball Screws) 10,000 Thrust Load (pounds) Roller Screw Ball Screw 2000 lbf load 1.2" diameter .2" lead screw comparison 0 0 Lifetime (Inches of Travel) Roller Screw vs. Other Linear Motion Technologies (Used in electronic positioning applications) EXLAR ROLLER SCREWS ACME SCREWS BALL SCREWS HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS PNEUMATIC CYLINDERS Very High Very High Very long, many times greater than ball screw Very low, due to high friction & wear Can be long with proper maintenance Can be long with proper maintenance Very high Very high Very high Very...
Open the catalog to page 5GS Series Linear Actuators with Integrated Motor Linear Actuator Family The GS Series linear actuator family offers you two grades of actuator to provide cost effective options in order to meet your application’s requirements. View the chart below to compare the GSX and GSM models. All GS Series actuators use a specially designed roller screw mechanism for converting electric motor power into linear motion within the actuator. Planetary rollers assembled around the actuator’s extending rod follow threads which are precisely machined on the inside surface of the actuator’s hollow armature....
Open the catalog to page 6GSX Series Linear Actuators with Integrated Motor Roller Screw Option For applications that require long life and continuous duty, even in harsh environments the GSX Series actuator offers a robust solution. The life of the GSX Series can exceed that of a ball screw actuator by 15X while delivering high speeds and high forces. This compact package has all the advantages that our GS Series offers. Sealed for Long Life with Minimum Maintenance GSX Series actuators have strong advantages whenever outside contaminants are an issue. In most rotary-tolinear devices, critical mechanisms are...
Open the catalog to page 7GSX Series Linear Actuators with Integrated Motor Exlar GSX Series Linear Actuators Applications Include: Hydraulic cylinder replacement Ball screw replacement Pneumatic cylinder replacement Chip and wafer handling Automated flexible fixturing Dispensers Machine tool Automated assembly Parts clamping Automatic tool changers Volumetric pumps Medical equipment Conveyor diverters / gates Plastics equipment Cut-offs Die cutters Packaging machinery Entertainment Sawmill equipment Open / close doors Fillers Formers Precision grinders Indexing stages Lifts Product sorting Material cutting Material...
Open the catalog to page 8GSX Series Speed vs. Force Curves These charts represent typical linear speed versus linear force curves for the GSX actuators using common brushless motor amplifiers. The GSX Series are compatible with many different brushless motor amplifiers, and differences in the performance ratings of these amplifiers can alter the actuator’s performance. Thus, the curves below should be used for estimation only. (Further information is available by contacting your local sales representative.) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed...
Open the catalog to page 9GSX Series Linear Actuators with Integrated Motor GSX Series Speed vs. Force Curves GSX40-.1 Inch Lead Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) See page 28 for explanation of motor stator options (1x8, 2x8, 3x8) Test data derived using NEMA recommended aluminum heatsink 12" x 12" x 1/2" for GSX40 and 12" x 12" x 1/2" for GSX50
Open the catalog to page 10GSX Series Linear Actuators with Integrated Motor These charts represent typical linear speed versus linear force curves for GSX actuators using common brushless motor amplifiers. The GSX Series are compatible with many different brushless motor amplifiers, and differences in the performance ratings of these amplifiers can alter the actuator’s performance. Thus, the curves below should be used for estimation only. (Further information is available by contacting your local sales representative.) GSX Series Speed vs. Force Curves Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec (mm/sec) Speed inch/sec...
Open the catalog to page 11GSX Series Linear Actuators with Integrated Motor GSX Series Lifetime Curves The L10 expected life of a roller screw linear actuator is expressed as the linear travel distance that 90% of properly maintained roller screws manufactured are expected to meet or exceed. For higher than 90% reliability, the result should be multiplied by the following factors: 95% x 0.62; 96% x 0.53; 97% x 0.44; 98% x 0.33; 99% x 0.21. This is not a guarantee and these charts should be used for estimation purposes only. The underlying formula that defines this value is: Travel life in millions of inches, where:...
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