Linear Technology Technical route
The technical solution uses an SP principle with adapted motor position, mounting interface and defined sensors.
Real-world project example
Short installed length for a compact machine module
An existing machine geometry left very little axial space but required a robust lifting motion.
lifting motion in tight spaceTask
length and accessFocus
documented interfaceResult
Initial situation
Why a catalogue-only answer would not have been enough.
The drive had to sit beside or parallel to the stroke axis without compromising assembly and service access.
Result
The module stayed compact, the motion became repeatable and the interface could be documented for follow-up projects.
Building blocks in the project
Proven principles, adapted to load case and interface.
The product ranges remain technical starting points. What matters is how spindle, motor, protection class, sensors, mounting and service access work together in the actual project.
Next step
Your project can often be assessed with a few technical details.
Helpful inputs include force, stroke, speed, installation space, environment, voltage, control, quantity and existing drawings or photos of the interface.