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LINAK has eliminated one of the most tricky parts of creating pedestal recliners with built-in electric adjustment. Removing cables from moving joints in the furniture reduces the risk of squeezed cables and gives designers the freedom to design.

The TD4 is specially developed for all types of slatted beds and box spring beds with a moderate need for power. With TD4 you get a state-of-the-art product.

LINAK® understands the importance of uptime – and an inoperative actuator must be fixed or replaced as fast as possible.

Drive up to eight actuators in parallel without having to worry about complex cabling or control boxes.

Occasionally, things stop working – and this leaves you with the task of identifying the root cause.

Linear movement has never been easier to integrate into your application.

Learn about the details of the actuator performance in your application with real-time and historic usage data.

There are a few things to consider when deciding on the cable solution for connecting your electric linear actuator to your industrial machinery. Check out the video to learn about power cords and signal cables, various connectors, and how to obtain a reliable signal quality from your actuator.

Curious about the most important features of a spindle in an electric actuator? Learn how this essential component is directly related to the efficiency of modern linear lead screw actuators, and how spindle quality, spindle pitch, and stroke length affect the performance and service life.

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