Supply requirements for electric actuators
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1. Voltage of 220V is preferred. 2. Torque greater than 1200 N.M (direct value, without an additional worm gear reduction mechanism) is preferred. 3. Weight not exceeding 35 kg is preferred. 4. The casing should be corrosion-resistant, and as few carbon steel components as possible are desired. 5. Priority to those with hand wheels; 6. Priority to intelligent options. Those who are aware of the relevant criteria and possess relevant information, please step forward—no favoritism based on personal relationships!
Hello, we are a company that specializes in the production of electric actuator mechanisms.
Then you need to leave him with a contact method or explain your company’s product models and competitive advantages; otherwise, how can there be a comparison?……
It’s not easy; one can calculate how much power is required.
Colleagues: When sending the materials, it would be best to meet my requirements. If I send a ton of information, it will look bad for me!
Why not consider pneumatic options?
In many stations, there are few valves, so investing in air compressors is not cost-effective at all
220v cannot handle high power levels; it is not recommended. A capacitor is also needed, and 380v offers greater power. Actuators are usually made of cast iron or aluminum alloy. For a length of 1200mm, the weight is around 100 kilograms – I’ve carried such items before, so this option also doesn’t work. Give it a try with imported ones, bro
Why do I list so many conditions? In fact, the domestic products we use now already meet those requirements. And after initially reviewing several domestic and international samples, none met the standards. I now want to expand the search range; I’m hoping that this versatile group can help find options with better performance!
It has an intelligent anti-corrosion coating as well as a handwheel; it’s of the on/off type. I took a look just now – its weight is around 23-25 kilograms, which is quite acceptable.