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Motion Products: Electromechanical Cylinders

Dec. 1, 2008
New Electromechanical Cylinders (EMC) combine flexibility and control and high thrust and speed with for applications that traditionally use hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders.

New Electromechanical Cylinders (EMC) combine high thrust and speed with flexibility and control for applications that traditionally use hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders. IP65 corrosion-resistant construction makes them suitable for applications in material handling, assembly and robotics, metalforming, and other industries. A precision-rolled ball-screw actuator provides high positioning accuracy and repeatability while eliminating stick-slip effects. The cylinders are available in six sizes from 32 to 100 mm, with stroke lengths to 2,000 mm and speeds to 1.6 m/sec.

Bosch Rexroth Corp.
5150 Prairie Stone Pkwy.
Hoffman Estates, IL 60192
(847) 645-3600
boschrexrothus.com

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