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Used frames in Michigan, USA

  • 5.5 KIP (25 kN) Servo

    5.5 KIP (25 kN) Servo Test Structural Test Frame 12527-01

    • Manufacturer: Unknown

    (1) Used 5.5 KIP (25 kN) ServoTest Hydrostatic Fatigue Actuator with ServoTest H-Frame Structural Test Frame and Bed Plate *(2) Identical Units Available ServoTest Actuator: EQUIPPED WITH: Rear and End Self Align...

    Warren, MI
  • 100kN (22KIP) Instron 8501 Fatigue

    100kN (22KIP) Instron 8501 Fatigue Load Frame (Top Mounted Actuator) 12843-00

    • Manufacturer: Instron

    Reconditioned 22 KIP (100 kN) Capacity Instron Model 8501 Two Column Top Mounted Actuator Material Fatigue Testing Load Frame. Instron Model 8501 FOB Warren, MI Reconditioned with 90 Day Parts and Labor Warranty ...

    Warren, MI
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    PHD GRM1TF-6-60SDB-00SDB-LAA-PR1N1 Pneumatic Gripper

    PHD GRM1TF-6-60SDB-00SDB-LAA-PR1N1 Pneumatic Gripper

    • Manufacturer: PHD Inc.

    This listing is for a USED PHD GRM1TF-6-60SDB-00SDB-LAA-PR1N1. It is designed for precision gripping applications in industrial automation environments. This unit is categorized as a Pneumatic Gripper Module and ...

    $325 USD
    Detroit, MI
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    EDRIVE SD948 SUPER‑DUTY BALL SCREW

    EDRIVE SD948 SUPER‑DUTY BALL SCREW LINEAR ACTUATOR 48K lbf

    • Manufacturer: EDRIVE

    This listing is for a USED EDrive SD948 Eliminator super-duty linear actuator. Heavy-duty ball-screw actuator, rated 48,000 lbf (approx. 213 kN), up to 12 in/s, enclosed rugged design. Likely 48″ max stroke; veri...

    $4,500 USD
    Detroit, MI

Overview

Actuators are devices that convert energy into motion, commonly used in industrial automation, robotics, and machinery to control various systems and components. They come in various types, including hydraulic, pneumatic, and electric, each suited for specific applications and offering different advantages in terms of speed, force, and precision.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying an actuator?

Consider the type of energy source (hydraulic, pneumatic, or electric), the required force and speed, the operating environment, and compatibility with your existing systems.

How do I ensure the actuator is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable shipping service and ensure the actuator is properly packaged to prevent damage. It's advisable to follow the manufacturer's shipping guidelines.

What is the maintenance schedule for an actuator?

Maintenance depends on the type of actuator. Generally, it involves regular inspections, lubrication of moving parts, and checking for wear and tear. Always refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.