Rod Actuators

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What is a "Rod" style actuator? Presented above are our Rod-style Actuators. The nomenclature "Rod" is derived from the cylindrical shape of the shaft that smoothly slides in and out of the Actuator's end. In contrast, our Track actuators operate differently as they feature a distinct design wherein a small platform facilitates the mounting of objects, enabling them to slide along the main body of the actuator. Replacing an existing actuator? Use the linear actuator replacement guide to compare published force, stroke, voltage, speed, feedback, and IP-rating data before choosing a FIRGELLI option. Despite their distinct operational principles, it is noteworthy that both Track actuators and Rod actuators can utilize precisely the same components throughout the actuator structure. In fact, approximately 90% of their components are commonly shared, illustrating the versatility and resource efficiency achieved in our actuator design. About FIRGELLI FIRGELLI has been developing Linear Rod style Actuators for 2 decades, with just about every industry taking advantage of our Actuators. We offer you a wide selection of DC Linear Actuators from very short strokes to the longest stroke options in the industry. We can also customize your Actuator if needed, being able to change: stroke size; voltages; speed and forces. Our staff are happy to help if you have any questions. Resources and Help Our Blog page has hundreds of useful articles from the very basics link "Linear Actuators 101" to more detailed and advanced engineering articles such as " How to achieve Synchronized motion ". Our other big resource section is our Tutorials page . Here we get much more specific with some actuator-controlling features for more advanced users and applications. If we don't cover anything that suits your needs then you can always call our tech team at 1-866-226-0465 or email us at support@firgelliauto.com and please feel free to send us drawings, sketches, napkin notes, or whatever you have t