
Track Actuators
Track linear actuators are like rod-style linear actuators as they consist of a motor, gearbox, and lead screw, but instead of a rod, these actuators use a sliding carriage. This sliding carriage moves along the track of the lead screw as it rotates giving these actuators their name. Because of this, the stroke of a track linear actuator is equal to the length of the lead screw. This means these actuators have a fixed length. It makes them easier to design around than rod-style linear actuators, but it also means they lack the telescopic motion that rod-style actuators have.
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