KUXSC12-W

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KUXSC12-W is a type of miniature motorized linear actuator, also known as a motorized linear actuator, which is designed to provide a variety of travel distances, linear speeds, and payload capacity. This type of miniature motorized linear actuator is widely used for automation applications in various industrial sectors.

A typical KUXSC12-W actuator includes a motor, gear reducer, linear shaft, lead screw, gear rack, and endstop. The motor is responsible for generating the rotational force that propels the system. The gears inside a reducer are designed to help maintain the speed of the gear rack while converting the motor\'s rotating power to linear motion. The linear shaft is used to support the whole system, while the lead screw turns in reciprocating motion pulling the carriage along, allowing the actuator to move freely and accurately. The gear rack works with the lead screw to move the carriage along the linear path while the endstop limits the travel distance of the carriage.

The KUXSC12-W actuator has a variety of applications and is used in many industrial sectors, from automotive to medical industries. In automotive applications, they are typically used in automatic transmissions and power steering systems. In medical applications, they are used to provide movements in robotic surgery systems. Other applications of the KUXSC12-W may include robotic arms, positioning systems, assembly systems, electrical systems, and various other automated machinery.

The working principle of the KUXSC12-W is relatively simple. When an external power source such as a battery is connected to the actuator, the motor is activated and it begins to generate rotational force. This rotational force is transmitted to the gear reducer and from there, the linear motion of the lead screw is generated, which in turn, pulls the carriage along its linear path. As the lead screw rotates, the gear rack interacts with it to enable the linear motion and the endstop is used to limit the travel distance of the carriage. When the motor is deactivated, the lead screw stops rotating, and the carriage stays in place at its end position.

Overall, the KUXSC12-W is a great option for many industrial applications requiring linear motion since it is compact in size yet highly efficient, reliable, and cost-effective. In addition, its working principle is quite simple and straightforward, making it very easy to deploy in nearly any industrial situation.

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