LT Series Linear Actuators
Versatile DC Linear Actuators for a Wide Range of Motion Control Applications
Duff Norton LT Series linear actuators provide reliable motion control with capacities from 27 to 225 lbs. Available with 12 or 24 VDC power, they offer speeds up to 1.3 in/sec and stroke lengths from 2 to 11.8 inches.
LT Series Linear Actuator Details
Duff Norton LT Series linear actuators combine multiple capacity and stroke options with durable construction and a variety of available feedback and control configurations.
Performance & Capacity
- Capacity from 27 to 225 lbs.
- Speeds from 0.2 to 1.3 in/sec (6 to 33 mm/sec)
- Stroke options from 2 to 11.8 inches
- 12 or 24 VDC power
- Working temperature range of -13°F to 150°F (-25°C to 65°C)
Construction & Configuration
- Zinc die-cast housing
- Aluminum outer tube and translating tube
- Keyed translating tube helps prevent rotation
- Gear-driven design
- Internal, factory-preset limit switches
- Optional stainless steel translating tube
Features & Protection
- Standard IP66 protection
- 1-year warranty on parts and labor
- Optional potentiometer, Hall effect, reed or optical feedback
- Optional signal-sending limit switch
- Optional third limit switch
- Optional wired or wireless handsets
- Optional AC power supply for multiple actuators
- Optional AC controller for synchronous actuator operation
How to Select the Right Linear Actuator
Choosing the right DC-powered linear actuator depends on the requirements of your application. Consider the following factors when evaluating your options.
Capacity & Travel
Determine how much force and movement your application requires.
- Capacity: force required to move and hold the load
- Travel: required distance or range of motion
Voltage & Speed
Match the actuator to your power supply and required operating speed.
- Voltage: Power required by the actuator
- Speed: How quickly the load must move
Duty Cycle & Orientation
Consider how the actuator will operate within your system.
- Duty cycle: percentage of time the actuator is in motion
- Orientation: direction in which the actuator’s force is applied
Operating Environment
Consider the conditions where the actuator will operate.
- Operating conditions
- Temperature requirements
- Environmental protection requirements
Need help selecting the right model? CH Bull can help evaluate your application and recommend the appropriate linear actuator.
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CH Bull can help you select and configure the right Duff Norton LT Series linear actuator for your motion control requirements.