Pipinez Posted Tuesday at 01:22 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 01:22 PM Micro linear actuators are not just practical, but often the better option when working with tight layouts and precision requirements. I faced a similar decision while developing a compact mechanism and spent a lot of time reviewing different solutions. During that process, I came across low power actuators https://www.progressiveautomations.com/en-eu/pages/micro-linear-actuators and it helped clarify what micro-scale actuators are capable of. Seeing how they’re designed specifically for controlled movement in small applications made it easier to plan the entire system without unnecessary compromises. Quote
Asoria Posted 7 hours ago Report Posted 7 hours ago I’m currently in the planning phase of a small automation project where space is extremely limited, and every component needs to be carefully selected. I’ve looked at standard linear actuators, but they feel too large and not really optimized for the kind of precise movement I need. I’m wondering if micro linear actuators are actually practical for long-term use in compact systems. Quote
Pipinez Posted 7 hours ago Author Report Posted 7 hours ago That’s reassuring to hear. I like the idea of building the design around components that match the scale of the project instead of constantly adjusting for oversized parts. I’ll definitely take a closer look at micro linear actuators before moving forward. Quote
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