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LINAK now releases a 5-channel control box with two OpenBus™ ports. This allows customers to add an extra feature/accessory to their application, without adding a modular junction box (MJB).

LINAK introduces a brand new hand control, making the handling of complex movement in adjustable medical equipment easier than ever before. The HB190 comes with 19 buttons, 21 LEDs and a wealth of practical features, all easy to navigate and control – right at your fingertips.

A brand new LINAK Software Development Kit (SDK) aims to make it easier to design a unique app for comfort beds.

Plenty of power, smooth and low-noise movement, multiple value-adding features, and an endless number of options for customisation, such as personalised positioning – LINAK® continues to add value to electric adjustment of advanced medical equipment.

With the release of TD4 Standard and TD4 Advanced, LINAK is taking a step towards a more diversified portfolio of dual actuators for adjustment of modern comfort beds. The two versions of the TD4 look very similar, but which version is optimal for your bed depends entirely on your requirements.

Together with a number of Danish companies, LINAK will take part in a groundbreaking upgrade of a waste water treatment facility in the city of Chicago.

The Danish Skovby Møbelfabrik uses LINAK actuators and a battery solution to penetrate the market of height adjustable dining tables.

Filtering out phosphorus from wastewater helps save energy and costs in modern treatment plants. LINAK® actuator solutions help optimise the process of extracting the phosphorus by reliably automating the valves involved.

LINAK provides powerful, high-load lifting columns for control room consoles and dispatch workstations where 24/7 reliability is mission critical.

The German specialist in crop attachments for combine harvesters, Geringhoff, has developed a new adjustable picking plate. It is electric and powered by LINAK® actuators and helps maximise the output of maize production.

New actuator systems from LINAK make it more attractive to have electric adjustment of couches and tables for treatment and examination. As well as ample power, speed, stability, and several safety features, design and system flexibility now plays a significant part too

Movement and adjustment have never been easier to integrate in modern yacht designs. LINAK actuator solutions are durable and deliver smooth movement for a number of applications on board.

The number of ways to create adjustable solutions for comfort beds has increased. LINAK® has released an elegant, yet very strong, single actuator, the LA18 IC. These actuators aim to support bed manufacturers with single actuator systems and their need to add extra strength, or more integrated features to bed adjustment overall.

A powerful actuator system is required in many healthcare applications ultimately ensuring optimal patient treatment. LINAK gives you both power and speed when creating effective movement.

A new update to the Bed Control App includes the option to control neck and foot adjustment or a massage function. An onboarding flow also guides the user to properly set up the app in just a few simple steps.

LINAK actuators are very easy to mount, easy to integrate, they are reliable and maintenance is obsolete. Using LINAK electric actuators may change traditional operation of valves in water and wastewater treatment plants completely.

Based on the new linear actuators LA20 and LA40 HP and the new OpenBus™ control boxes, electric adjustment of treatment couches and tables has reached a notably higher level of performance – for practitioners as well as for patients.

Improved ergonomics helps lessen muscle fatigue and musculoskeletal disorders.

A Dutch industrial designer had the idea of making kitchen cupboards and tabletops adjustable and accessible to everyone. He found a partner in LINAK, as well as someone who saw the potential in his idea.

The French company MZR specialises in solutions for industrial manufacturing, and here the owner experiences an increasing demand for electric movement solutions. To him this is no coincidence.

Improve working conditions and cut down on sick days in production facilities with ergonomically correct solutions using electric actuators from LINAK.

In 2013, the head of department for Faaborg Renseanlæg, Dennis Pedersen, took what he called 'a bit of a gamble'. As part of the refurbishment of 23 tilting weirs, he decided to equip them all with electric actuators from LINAK. In 2013, the LINAK solution for the wastewater industry was brand new, making the plant in the town of Faaborg one of the first to implement it. Now, six years on, we had a chat with Dennis to hear how he got on.

The main goal for the Polish manufacturer of mobile working platforms, Lockhard LIc., is to provide technical solutions that ensure maximum work safety at height. In 2015, the company had a wish to design a device for lifting people, without the use of hydraulic actuators. This led Lockhard to investigate the alternatives, and they ended up with an electric linear actuator solution from LINAK.

Your school days may be long gone, but the musty smell of a used board rubber still brings back old memories. Today, school boards are very different – for one thing, they do not require damp board rubbers. The company Remonta produces classic school boards, but also supplies systems that no longer need rubbers. Today, blackboards are increasingly being requested in combination with displays and whiteboards.

1700 mm – that's the fully extracted length for the new inline column, DL12XL. Made primarily for large monitors and displays, the new column increases the use of screen movement in auditoriums and other large assembly facilities.