High Speed Linear Actuator | PA-15 Product Overview | Progressive Automations

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  • čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
  • The PA-15 holds the title of the fastest linear actuator in our line-up, with speeds of up to 9.05"/sec. This actuator is perfect for compact applications thanks to its inline motor and small shaft housing. To ensure proper function, the actuator must be operated with at least 50% of the full load rating.
    In this video overview, we will take you through these actuators' core features, capabilities, and ideal applications. Find out about our specially designed mounting brackets for these actuators, the force and speed ratings, their IP protection rating, the control systems, and much more.
    Linear Actuator:
    PA-15: www.progressiveautomations.co...
    Controls in the Video:
    RC-12: www.progressiveautomations.co...
    Mounting Brackets:
    BRK-15: www.progressiveautomations.co...
    With over a decade of experience in the industry, we understand that businesses and individuals need to stay ahead of the game and constantly improve and innovate their technology. For this, we provide not only a dedicated support team of experienced engineers but also a complete product integration process to help you assemble your product and ensure it functions properly.
    It’s our goal to make your ordering experience easy, smooth, and fast and hence we have you covered on large quantity orders and custom-made actuators, even if it’s for a single unit.
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Komentáře • 12

  • @nickway_
    @nickway_ Před 3 lety +9

    Do you have a video showing these actuators in use? It would be helpful for visualizing the speed, and hearing what they sound like.

    • @ProgressiveAutomations
      @ProgressiveAutomations  Před 2 lety

      Hi Nick! We do have a video of our PA-15 in motion: czcams.com/video/7P-odLxBteE/video.html

  • @techtim123
    @techtim123 Před 3 lety +2

    So many ideas come to mind for this actuator! Great video thanks for the info.

    • @ProgressiveAutomations
      @ProgressiveAutomations  Před 3 lety +1

      Thank you for watching, Timothy! We're glad our video helped you formulate new ideas for your next project!

  • @stevenbeebe35
    @stevenbeebe35 Před rokem +1

    Can I use this with a Raspberry Pi or Adruino or some other single board computer? Is the controller proprietary or open architecture? Thank You.

    • @ProgressiveAutomations
      @ProgressiveAutomations  Před rokem +1

      Hi Steven,
      The PA-15 actuators can be controlled with nearly any single board microcontrollers such as Raspberry Pi or Arduino through the use of relays or H-bridge circuits that can handle the current draw of 9A per actuator at 12VDC. Whether your controller was proprietary or open architecture will depend on which model you use.
      If you had any other questions, we'll be happy to help!

  • @tylersmith7498
    @tylersmith7498 Před 3 lety +1

    can this be used with the joystick ? Or any DPDT switch ?

    • @ProgressiveAutomations
      @ProgressiveAutomations  Před 2 lety

      Hi Tyler, yes you can definitely use this actuator as long as it has the same voltage (12 VDC / 24 VDC), current and switch max needs with your existing DPDT switch. If you need more assistance, please feel free to talk to one of our in-house engineers here: www.progressiveautomations.com/pages/contact-us

  • @nadeemsaifi7015
    @nadeemsaifi7015 Před rokem

    You are from I'm interested parched

  • @rhelms11
    @rhelms11 Před rokem

    Is the 11lb option the fastest?

    • @ProgressiveAutomations
      @ProgressiveAutomations  Před rokem +2

      Hello Ryan! Yes, the model rated for 11lbs of force is the version that has the fastest travel speed.

    • @rhelms11
      @rhelms11 Před rokem

      Thank you!