Linear Actuators Claimed To Be World's Smallest

June 1, 2002
Touted as being the world's smallest commercially available linear actuators, the LC Series 15-mm captive linear actuators have a step increment of just 0.02 mm per step. Other sizes will soon follow. Based on an innovative design, the actuators can

Touted as being the world's smallest commercially available linear actuators, the LC Series 15-mm captive linear actuators have a step increment of just 0.02 mm per step. Other sizes will soon follow. Based on an innovative design, the actuators can deliver more than 4N (1 lb.) of thrust and can attain the level of performance needed by applications such as medical instrumentation, handheld devices, office equipment, appliances, optics, and automated machinery. They also suit other automated devices requiring precise remote controlled linear movements in a small package. External linear versions are also available. For pricing information, contact HAYDON SWITCH & INSTRUMENT INC., Waterbury, CT. (800) 243-2715.

Company: HAYDON SWITCH & INSTRUMENT INC.

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