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When launching the TD4 TWINDRIVE® dual actuator LINAK also embraced the universal way to mount dual actuator systems to bed frames. Making it easy to apply reliable adjustment to your comfort furniture.

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.

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.

Our integrated controller cuts actuator installation time and boosts productivity on any application.

LINAK actuators and actuator systems are designed and verified to conform with all applicable regulatory requirements and standards.

An actuator is often just one component of many in an application, so we understand the importance of a well-function actuator. To ensure that this is in fact the case, each component in our actuator is subjected to comprehensive tests at our test centre where nothing is left to chance.

In the world of outdoor adventure, every innovation counts. For Supertramp Campers, a leading manufacturer of truck campers, the challenge was clear: Transform the heavy and awkward manual roof lifting system into something that would revolutionise the camper industry.

Easy and efficient design solutions are becoming increasingly important when designing construction machinery. Electric actuators have made designing construction machinery much easier for the Turkish company HİDROMEK, headquartered in Ankara.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

It is quiet. It is agile, and it weighs only 500 kg. Meet Phoenix – a lightweight field robot designed for the agriculture of the future. Operating without a driver, Phoenix will help push standards for horticultural machinery.

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.