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Frozen gears, worn out nuts, downtime and high service costs were the reasons why the Danish wastewater treatment plant, Ikast-Brande Spildevand, looked for a new adjustment solution for the tilting weirs on the process tank. Their partner, Aquagain - Folding Smed A/S, suggested a more robust and stable solution with 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.

Automated sprayers by the Victoria-based manufacturer, OZmist, are paving the way for high pressure misting systems within a range of environments.

Australian manufacturer Atlite uses design and practical innovation to elevate outdoor space in residential buildings. The Skydoor, which uses LINAK actuators to lift and lower, is an adaptation of the traditional skylight to ensure easy access to gardens and rooftops in city dwellings.

Check out our video to discover, how a clutch works in an electric linear actuator, and the benefits of using a clutch mechanism for this type of actuator. Learn the relevant terms, functions, and science.

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.

The IP (Ingress Protection) ratings, outlined in the international standard EN 60529 (British BS EN 60529:1992, European IEC 60509:1989), establish the degree of protection offered by electrical enclosures against intrusion from foreign objects (such as tools or dirt) and moisture. This includes protection against high pressure, solid foreign objects, and high pressure water jets.

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.

Australian company Makinex uses their knack for innovation and the unwavering passion for improving efficiency to design specialised solutions for a range of material handling environments.

Accuracy and profitability in the grain handling industry

In order to help speed up the design process, you can now render detailed 3D images of the LINAK® actuators LA12, LA14, LA25, LA33, LA36 and LA37. Visit the online 3D-configurator, and customise your LINAK actuators.

Mobile robots have already taken over many routine and strenuous tasks in manufacturing. They also handle a wealth of different materials in modern warehouses. Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and Automated Mobile Robots (AMRs) are perfect for the next industrial revolution and they help improve ergonomics, safety and efficiency everywhere.

Whether you need linear movement for opening, closing, adjusting, or tilting, our actuators got you covered. Tailored to Off-highway machinery, the new option for the LA36 and LA37 actuators delivers robust performance and simple connection.

To help render detailed 3D-images of LINAK products and thus shorten your design phase, LINAK® just introduced an online 3D-configurator built by CADENAS PARTsolutions.

It is called PLUS+1 – it is a unique systems development platform for engineers creating intelligent off-highway vehicles built to cope with harsh conditions in outdoor environments. A new software extension to the tool, makes it possible to add LINAK actuators as easy as drag and drop.

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Automation plays an increasingly large part in the LINAK production. It helps us keep up with fast-growing markets and to maintain the high level of quality that our customers expect from us.

The new B10 lifetime calculator cannot see into the future, but it can give you a solid idea of what to expect. Predicting the lifespan of your actuators can be challenging, as different applications and conditions place varying demands on the components. However, with B10 lifetime calculations, you get qualified predictions that let you choose products and plan maintenance with confidence.

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.

French specialist Neoditech's main objective is to provide superior ergonomics solutions for employees in workshops or in industrial production. LINAK® plays a key part in achieving this by providing the necessary movement.

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.

There is really nothing new about a trunk that can be opened electrically – at least not when talking about cars. But things are quite different when it comes to motorhomes, especially the large ones, such as the MORELO GRAND EMPIRE. Available with a length of up to 12 metres and a permissible total weight of 18 to 26 tonnes, this trunk is not used to stash away shopping bags or suitcases, but used to hide a car or motorbike.

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.

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.