Without any hardwiring, these actuators give you control over your push-pull motion using either a hand or foot switch. Plug the actuator and the hand or foot switch into the control box (all sold separately). If power fails, actuators hold their loads in position. The brake prevents loads from shifting even slightly, making these actuators useful in vertical and high-vibration applications. Both actuator ends must be secured to fixed surfaces for the rod to extend and retract rather than rotate. Twist the extension rod until the clevis holes line up with your mounting holes. Fasten with clevis pins.

Control boxes supply power to actuators and switches. They have their own overload protection switch, which prevents damage to the actuator from overheating. If triggered, manually reset the switch after the actuator has cooled.

Switches have separate buttons to extend and retract each actuator they control. Some switches can be used to operate as many as three separate actuators.

IP04 rated actuators stand up to splashing water. IP66 rated actuators seal out dust and water from washdowns.

Maximum speed is how fast the actuator will move under no-load conditions. If you increase the load, the actuator speed will decrease. Use a speed-load chart to confirm which actuator will work for your application. Click on a part number and select “Product Detail” to view the chart for an actuator.

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.