Linear actuators convert rotational motion into push or pull linear motion, which can be used for lifting, dropping, sliding, or tilting machines or materials.
Though the function of all linear actuators is the same, there are several different ways the motion is achieved.
The basis for a linear actuator‘s design is an inclined plane.
Linear actuators come in several configurations to fit any possible application, environment, setting, or industry.
Modern linear actuators look much the same as they did when they were first introduced.
Static and dynamic are the two load capacity variables of a linear actuator.