Festo Micro Linear Actuator, 200mm, 24V dc, 30kg, 150mm/s
- RS Stock No.:
- 125-9861
- Mfr. Part No.:
- EPCO-25-200-3P-ST-E
- Brand:
- Festo
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- RS Stock No.:
- 125-9861
- Mfr. Part No.:
- EPCO-25-200-3P-ST-E
- Brand:
- Festo
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Festo | |
| Actuator Type | Micro Linear Actuator | |
| Maximum Stroke Length | 200mm | |
| Maximum Load | 30 kg, 60kg | |
| Input Voltage | 24V dc | |
| Series | EPCO | |
| Maximum Speed No Load | 150mm/s | |
| Motor Technology | Stepper Motor | |
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|---|---|---|
Brand Festo | ||
Actuator Type Micro Linear Actuator | ||
Maximum Stroke Length 200mm | ||
Maximum Load 30 kg, 60kg | ||
Input Voltage 24V dc | ||
Series EPCO | ||
Maximum Speed No Load 150mm/s | ||
Motor Technology Stepper Motor | ||
- COO (Country of Origin):
- DE
Festo Miniature Electric Linear Actuator, 24V DC Input Voltage, 200mm Stroke - EPCO-25-200-3P-ST-E
Need a reliable actuator to provide precise control and positioning in your system? This miniature electric linear actuator from Festo is a reliable alternative to commonly used pneumatic actuators. You can mount it in a wide variety of configurations to accurately position loads of up to 30kg. It's fitted with two connectors – one to operate motor control and the other for encoder signals. Both of them can be connected with the Festo CMMO-ST (125-9895) controller for quick and easy setup via a web server to help you position loads as accurately as possible.
• Recirculating ball spindle reduces friction between the nut and screw to increase efficiency
• IP40 (ingress protection) rating means it's protected against objects over 1mm in diameter
• IP40 (ingress protection) rating means it's protected against objects over 1mm in diameter
Applications
• Industrial machinery
• Machine tools
• Factory automation
• Machine tools
• Factory automation
How does an electric linear actuator work?
The mechanical actuation is produced using a piston rod and integrated stepper motor, with a rotating ball screw to convert the rotary motion of the motor into linear movement. This moves the piston rod backwards and forwards with a high degree of precision.