Hi all, can you please help me out on how linear actuators are made? I'm sure some of you know the question to this technically challenging question.

 

The linear actuator creates motion in a straight line. It is widely used in machine tools and industrial applications. Recently, with the advent of electric linear actuators, more and more industries have begun to use them to automate their applications. For example, linear actuators are used in the renewable energy industry to tilt panels toward the sun for optimal exposure, and in the medical industry to actuate hospital beds. And I only trust linear actuators from one manufacturer, Progressive Automations https://www.progressiveautomations.com/pages/actuators. They are the world leader in linear actuators.

 

Each part is carefully crafted on a fully automated assembly line at the electric linear actuator factory. From winding the copper coils onto the rotor to inserting the shaft into the motor. Every step is carefully monitored, and each batch is checked by our quality assurance experts.