This linear actuator is using for industrial, agricultural machinery, construction, clean sweeping vehicles, vessels, cargo and many other applications. It can be replaced by hydraulic, pneumatic products ideal for saving energy consumption. For rod-style linear actuators, the current that goes through its motor creates rotational movement of its rotor or shaft. That shaft turns gears that are connected to a lead screw and nut, which make up the shaft. The shaft takes the rotational movement of the gears and turns that motion into linear movement.

For most basic rod linear actuators, the stroke is how far the rod extends outwards from the body of the actuator. For example, if a rod actuator has a stroke of 2”, the rod would extend 2” outwards when fully extended.