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Used Hiwin Electric Actuators

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    HIWIN S1903MF-1 ELECTRIC PARALLEL GRIPPER

    HIWIN S1903MF-1 ELECTRIC PARALLEL GRIPPER NEW

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    This listing is for a NEW HIWIN S1903MF-1. Parallel electric gripper from HIWIN’s S-series, designed for collaborative robot integration. Features TM Plug&Play compatibility, adjustable gripping force, and high-s...

    $395 USD
    Detroit, MI
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    HIWIN S1906LU-2 ELECTRIC PARALLEL GRIPPER

    HIWIN S1906LU-2 ELECTRIC PARALLEL GRIPPER NEW

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    This listing is for a NEW HIWIN S1906LU-2. Parallel electric gripper from HIWIN’s S-series, designed for collaborative robot integration. Features TM Plug&Play compatibility, adjustable gripping force, and high-s...

    $395 USD
    Detroit, MI
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    HIWIN S17054E-3 ELECTRIC PARALLEL GRIPPER

    HIWIN S17054E-3 ELECTRIC PARALLEL GRIPPER NEW

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    This listing is for a NEW HIWIN S17054E-3. Parallel electric gripper from HIWIN’s S-series, designed for collaborative robot integration. Features TM Plug&Play compatibility, adjustable gripping force, and high-s...

    $395 USD
    Detroit, MI
  • LINEAR ACTUATOR Hiwin LAN3A-41-1-100-24Q Electric

    LINEAR ACTUATOR Hiwin LAN3A-41-1-100-24Q Electric Lifting Cylinder, 100mm .de

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    Electric Lifting Cylinder Manufacturer: Hiwin Type: LAN3A-41-1-100-24Q The photos represent the current condition. From clearance stock. Unused, new item. Other identical cylinders are available upon request. We...

    $351 USD
    Berlin, Germany
  • Hiwin LAKB

    Hiwin LAKB

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

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    Brugherio, Italy
  • Hiwin LAC1

    Hiwin LAC1

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    The LAC1 belongs to the ACME screw type, with maximum thrust 2000N. Two axis synchronisation via the program control. The actuator contains a limit switch.

    Brugherio, Italy
  • Hiwin LAM3

    Hiwin LAM3

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    The LAM3 actuator has square frame, high rigidity structure and low noise quality with max thrust 6000N, the control of which is by the internal limit switch. It offers the additional adjustments in armchair recl...

    Brugherio, Italy
  • Hiwin LAM2

    Hiwin LAM2

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    This actuator is small and low noise with max thrust 3500N, allowing it to fit into relatively small spaces. It is mainly applied in the medical industry (rehabilitation) and industrial automation. This actuator ...

    Brugherio, Italy
  • Hiwin LAN5

    Hiwin LAN5

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    The LAN5 belongs to the ACME screw type, is low noise and with maximum thrust 8000N. It has internal safety devices and the rear part can be adapted to different degrees according to different requirements. The i...

    Brugherio, Italy
  • Hiwin LAN3A

    Hiwin LAN3A

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    The LAN3A belongs to the ACME screw type, has a robust structure and high rigidity with maximum thrust 1200N and with a smoother appearance. It can be applied to medical hammocks and various automatic facilities ...

    Brugherio, Italy
  • Hiwin LAS3

    Hiwin LAS3

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    The LAS3 actuator belongs to the ACME screw type, has a small size and max thrust 1200N. It is mostly applied to automation facilities, automatic windows and doors, household furniture and electric wheelchairs. I...

    Brugherio, Italy
  • Hiwin LAS2

    Hiwin LAS2

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    The LAS2 actuator belongs to the ACME screw type, has a compact structure, low noise, high rigidity and max thrust 1800N. It is mostly applied to automation facilities, automatic windows and doors, household furn...

    Brugherio, Italy
  • Hiwin LAP3

    Hiwin LAP3

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    Brugherio, Italy
  • Hiwin LAP2

    Hiwin LAP2

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    Brugherio, Italy
  • Hiwin LAN4

    Hiwin LAN4

    • Manufacturer: Hiwin

    The LAN4 belongs to the ACME screw, has a small size, is mute with maximum thrust 3500N and can be applied to the medical industry. Internal over-current protection devices and external reed switches are optional...

    Brugherio, Italy
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Overview

Electric actuators convert electrical energy into controlled linear or rotary motion for valves, attachments, and position control. In crawler loaders they provide precise blade tilt, quick coupler actuation, and attachment control with options for stroke length, force rating, and feedback. Choose sealed, high-IP units with suitable voltage, duty cycle, and feedback (encoder/potentiometer/CAN) to survive dirt, vibration and heavy cyclical loads in construction environments.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying an electric actuator for a crawler loader?

Match force (thrust/torque), stroke or rotation, mounting pattern, voltage and control signal type, duty cycle, IP rating, and feedback options. Verify mechanical fit, load capacity, and thermal limits for continuous operation.

How can I test a used actuator before purchase?

Power it with the correct voltage, verify full stroke/rotation under a representative load, check feedback signals, inspect seals and wiring, and listen for grinding or excessive noise.

How should an actuator be shipped to avoid damage?

Secure shaft and moving parts, drain fluids if required, protect connectors and wiring, crate or palletize with vibration padding, and insure the shipment. Use carriers experienced with heavy equipment parts.

What maintenance does an electric actuator need on a crawler loader?

Regularly inspect seals, connectors and mounting bolts, keep electrical contacts clean, check feedback calibration, and follow manufacturer lubrication intervals. Replace worn seals or brushes promptly.

How long do electric actuators typically last and what are failure signs?

Lifespan depends on duty cycle and environment; heavy-use units last several thousand to tens of thousands of cycles. Watch for slow movement, loss of holding force, erratic feedback, overheating, noise or fluid leaks.