Replacing Conventional Hydraulic Systems with Self-Contained Actuators

June 17, 2022
Self-contained actuators, recently introduced by Bosch Rexroth, allow decentralized infrastructures with electric control.

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Self-contained actuators, recently introduced by Bosch Rexroth, allow decentralized infrastructures with electric control. They offer a smaller footprint, reduced oil volume, and can be deployed with no hydraulics expertise.

Due to their encapsulated hydraulic transmission, self-contained actuators offer a simple, robust, and reliable alternative to electromechanical solutions. These self-contained electro-hydrostatic actuators can replace conventional hydraulic systems with self-contained electrical linear direct drivesthere's no need for separate hydraulic components and hoses. This simplifies system architectures while maintaining safety and reliability.

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