Technical route
S+R compared repair, spare part and new actuator, then derived a compatible retrofit assembly with documented interface.
Real-world project example
An existing drive was no longer economical to repair and needed a mechanically compatible replacement.
Initial situation
The machine should not be redesigned. Installation dimensions, mounting points, stroke and electrical interface had to be retained or adapted clearly.
S+R compared repair, spare part and new actuator, then derived a compatible retrofit assembly with documented interface.
The system could continue operating with manageable risk without triggering a complete redesign of the machine.
Building blocks in the project
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
Helpful inputs include force, stroke, speed, installation space, environment, voltage, control, quantity and existing drawings or photos of the interface.