Industrial - Exlar, Electric Actuation Articles

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, 63-65% of a typical manufacturing plant’s monthly electric bill goes to pay for all the electricity consumed by the electric motors operating in the plant.

Industrial - Exlar, Electric Actuation Articles

Conventional thermal models can be inaccurate enough to cause trouble when servomotors get pushed to their limits. Find out what to look for and how to prevent problems.

Industrial - Exlar, Electric Actuation Articles

Systems designers and applications engineers constantly search for the highest possible performance, smallest size yet least costly servomotors that provide the “Most Bang for Least Buck”.

Industrial - Exlar, Electric Actuation Articles

Answers questions like: What are reasons one might have for choosing electric actuators over hydraulic actuators or What are the challenges encountered with replacing a hydraulic system?

Industrial - Exlar, Electric Actuation Articles

Technological advances and changes in environmental, safety, and ergonomic requirements have increased motion control options and their capabilities.

The Tritex EVA Flyer gives a brief overview of the product.

Industrial - Exlar, Electric Actuation Articles

Roller screw actuators have several advantages over hydraulic or pneumatic actuators for many applications, especially those involving heavy loads and fast cycles.

Industrial - Exlar, Electric Actuation Articles

Fortunately, because most servo applications only intermittently demand maximum continuous-torque motor output, a smaller motor that occasionally outputs peak torque is usually sufficient.

Industrial - Exlar, Electric Actuation Articles

Thermal efficiency, defined as the motor's power output for a given temperature rise, is an important factor in brushless motor performance. This article explores segmented lamination technology

Industrial - Exlar, Electric Actuation Articles

Integrated actuators incorporating controls and broader network connectivity are finding their way in applications where the simplicity of an all-in-one actuator-motor control package is required

Industrial - Exlar, Electric Actuation Articles

Advances in medical technology continue to produce new equipment with enhanced capabilities. Today's medical devices rely on electric actuators to provide superior control in lifesaving applications.