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Danish RotoBed® decided to develop the ultimate care bed with a rotation function. The aim was to create a bed where design and functionality worked together in harmony. To achieve this goal, CEO Martin Riis Holm found the perfect partner in LINAK.

Hygiene is becoming increasingly important, especially in times of Covid19. But it is not only the coronavirus that is pushing us to act.

For over 40 years, one of the industry-leading Australian-based companies, Para Mobility, continues to leverage its profound understanding of the unique accessibility needs of people with disabilities to innovate custom-designed assistive tools such as hoists, wall-mounted changing tables, and aquatic chairs. Their remarkable product evolutions and advanced use of LINAK MEDLINE medical-grade electric actuators, batteries, and intuitive hand controls have elevated their product portfolio and amplified the functionality and efficiency of their top-tier hoists and changing tables.

With time and efficiency being top priorities for many farmers, automation is becoming an essential tool within the grain industry. The Australian company Grainline specialises in high quality agricultural equipment for grain handling, and since 1979, their augers have been a critical component for many farms across Australia. They have designed their applications to handle grain movement, including feeding livestock and sowing crops, and use LINAK actuators for three essential products.

From small beginnings as a one-man operation in 1999, Hartmuth Bauer's Bauer Systeme in Bretten, Germany, has developed into an innovative and constantly growing company for the automation of machines and systems. To Hartmuth Bauer, an ergonomically optimised workstation always improves efficiency: "The way you had to work when assembling a control cabinet really was no fun". Hartmuth Bauer firmly believes that anyone who suffers from back pain when working, cannot deliver good work.

The Dutch company Farmertronics has created an autonomous tractor that eases the work of modern farmers. This innovative machine is fully electric and features LINAK actuators.

Lars Møller Andersen, owner of Møller Andersen ApS, got the idea for a weed wiper for agriculture many years ago. He had some prototypes made, which were then shelved. He has since retrieved the machine again because he realised that with a few adjustments, he could make it much more efficient. This included equipping it with actuators from LINAK.

Reducing car traffic in inner cities is not a new topic. Many would prefer to get around using only their bicycle. But how would this be possible if you have to carry more than just a laptop bag? The young Hamburg-based company NÜWIEL provides an answer to this question. They have developed a cargo trailer that is on par with any van. For the braking system, NÜWIEL uses a LINAK electric actuator.

In response to customer demands, Polish boat manufacturer Galeon has increased the use of automatic operation in their lines of motorboats. The wish for more comfort has resulted in the development of different electric solutions using LINAK actuators to reduce manual tasks to a minimum.

When Ergotronix was approached by a large U.S. company to develop a custom lift assist device that would reduce operator lifting, fatigue and injury when loading heavy shrink wrap rolls onto their packaging machines, the company looked to LINAK actuators to assist in the engineered solution.

The hood of a wheeled excavator or dumper is very heavy and unmanageable to open, close and hold manually. That is why the Danish machine manufacturer Hydrema has chosen LINAK electric actuators to do the job.

In March 2013, the dairy cattle specialist at Lely presented a feeding robot. The Vector automatic feeding system. To optimise the system, Lely makes use of electric actuators.

When winter comes to Denmark, it often brings cold, snow and icy roads. Salting is essential to avoid accidents - even on pavements and paths - and now also on artificial turf pitches. The Danish company Saltnex specialises in making machines that can do just that. Winter environment in Scandinavia, however, is one of the toughest there is, and it puts major demands on all machine components. That is why Saltnex uses LINAK, who can meet these demands with extra tough actuators.

In conjunction with the Technical University of Munich/Weihenstephan, Fritzmeier Umwelttechnik has developed a system that both considers specific harvest potential and analyses plant growth.

A new large-scale vegetable weeding robot from Naïo Technologies helps farmers save time weeding.

Together with LINAK®, the Danish company Smartlift has developed electric and battery-driven lifts that can lift objects such as panes of glass weighing up to 600 kg. This is a tremendous boost to ergonomics for the people usually lifting these panes by hand.

Belgian company AVR has been developing potato harvesting machines since the second half of the 20th century.

One thing was clear when Schneider Electric turned to Krikke de Wit Technische Tiloplossingen from the Netherlands. The physical burden for employees in the production line for server racks and large steel computer patch cabinets needed to be considerably reduced. The solution provided was an adjustable and tiltable assembly table named project N111. This proved not only to be a solution for the production process itself, but the application was also introduced to protect employees against overburdening.

LINAK actuators play a large role in many applications involving precision farming. For example, only by an exact and automated regulation of slide controls can fertiliser mixtures be administered accurately.

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.

More comfort and better ergonomics - these two requirements apply to many areas of life and work. For a French boat manufacturer, onboard electric actuators help enhance the experience of comfort significantly.

For more than 30 years, the Danish manufacturer of stainless steel solutions ‘Claus Andersen Rustfri Stål’ has been servicing multiple industries. Fittings for industrial kitchens are a major part of the company's production, and in 2006, CEO Claus Andersen began thinking about making height-adjustable kitchen tables. He found LINAK® to be the obvious choice.

New Holland uses electric actuators in its combine harvesters. In addition to ease of integration, the multiple options for control speak in favour electric actuators.

Dutch machine manufacturer Miedema* offers farmers a complete programme for potato cultivation, from soil preparation and planting to cleaning, storing and sorting.