Product Details
Place of Origin: Jiangsu, China
Brand Name: xm
Certification: CE,ATEX,ISO,SGS
Model Number: DA,SR
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity: 20
Packaging Details: 1) foam packing inside,one carton box outside 2) then put all carton box in one strong plywood case for sea transport
Delivery Time: 3-15days
Supply Ability: 5000 sets per month
Metarial: |
Extruded Aluminum Alloy |
Colour: |
Black, Gray, Blue, Or As Customers' Requirement |
Application: |
Ball Valve, Butterfly Valve |
Connection: |
ISO 5211,DIN 3337 |
Structure: |
Rack And Pinion |
Type: |
Double Action And Single Action |
Product Name: |
DA SR Rack And Pinion Rotary Actuator Autocontrol Valves |
Metarial: |
Extruded Aluminum Alloy |
Colour: |
Black, Gray, Blue, Or As Customers' Requirement |
Application: |
Ball Valve, Butterfly Valve |
Connection: |
ISO 5211,DIN 3337 |
Structure: |
Rack And Pinion |
Type: |
Double Action And Single Action |
Product Name: |
DA SR Rack And Pinion Rotary Actuator Autocontrol Valves |
DA SR rack and pinion rotary actuator autocontrol valves
As noted above, there are three different actuator types — hydraulic, pneumatic and electric. We will get into more detail about each style and its advantages and disadvantages below.
Actuators classify first by the type of motion they produce. While rotary actuators generate rotation, linear actuators move in a straight path. Either type can also take the designation of oscillating if the movement cycles regularly.
Actuator types are next characterized by what energy form the actuator employs to convert the source from a potential state into physical motion. Potential energy is stored energy with the ability to do work. Kinetic energy is the energy of motion. The most common energy sources are compressed fluids, compressed gas and electricity.
Hydraulic actuators operate with compressed fluid and control movement by managing the amount of fluid inside. Adding fluid increases pressure while reducing it lessens the force. These actuators are ideal for applications that need more significant power, but you can also commonly find them in products like exercise equipment.
The primary advantage of pneumatic systems is that they run on compressed air or gas instead of fluid. As a result, they are involatile and require no electricity to perform. Pneumatic actuators are versatile and affordable, making them popular for braking systems and pressure sensors.
The function of an electric actuator is to generate mechanical power from electricity input. Since the power source is consistent and continuous, these actuator types offer easy maintenance and are ideal for high-precision work. Electric actuators are common in manufacturing, robotics and electric vehicles.
You’ll find a lot of debate over actuators, but which actuator type is the best depends on your application. In some situations, electric and pneumatic actuators are the best choice. However, in many applications today, hydraulic actuators give you superior performance. Read on to discover more about the benefits, drawbacks and popular applications of each actuator type.
Material | Extruded Aluminum alloy |
Rotary Angle | 0~90 degree |
Structure | rack and pinion rotary actuator |
Working Pressure | 2~8bar |
Surface Treatment | hard anodizing |
Working Temperature | Normal Temperature: -20ºC(-4°F) ~ 80ºC (+176°F); High Temperature: -15ºC(+5°F) ~ 150ºC (+302°F); Low Temperature: -40ºC(-104°F) ~ 80ºC (+176°F). |
Connection | NAMUR, ISO5211 and DIN3337 |
Application | ball valve, butterfly valve, and rotary machine |
Cup Color | grey, black, sky blue, dark blue, red, orange |
XM AT series Pneumatic Actuator is made of dual pistons driven by racks and pinions. There are two models. One is Dual Acting model, and the other is Spring Return model, which can suit various flammable, corrosive, dusty, strong magnetic field, radiation, vibration corrosive environment indoor or outdoor.
Application
Auto-control in the field of electric power, petrochemical, metallurgy, petroleum, gas, town, construction, drainage, chemical industry, oil refining, mining, power plant, metallurgy, architecture, medicine, food, gas, scientific research, etc.