Tube-type ETT linear motor from Parker delivers high thrust

In this video, Design World editors Paul Heney and Lisa Eitel show an ETT linear motor from Parker’s Electromechanical Automation Division. The specific model featured in the video - in a live demonstration of the actuator stroke - is an ETT032 actuator. It’s an energy-efficient alternative to pneumatic cylinders because it directly generates linear motion without mechanical transmission elements like ballscrews, toothed belts and gearboxes.

[@jareth7456]

This could bring hope and happiness to the disabled who can't perform or if you're just lazy

[@impactodelsurenterprise2440]

What's the wattage for this?

[@BetulKaplan]

omg! im down! is this real?? i was feeling super genuis thinking of building this as my graduation project

[@Amit-sp4qm]

So did you make it?

[@swornimkc6168]

@@Amit-sp4qm ha ha ha ha

[@stran92129]

3d printing and cnc is what i am thinking

[@impactodelsurenterprise2440]

Nvm I went to parker site and it said it's discontinued

[@Johnkent1965]

I think I know why.

[@user-hh9pd3dw2w]

how to pay it in turky ?

[@maximemergen5463]

impressive specs, too bad it can't be used on mobile application due to its high heat emmition and high power requirement.

[@MsCatdograt]

well I'm just going to say that Lisa is super hot!

[@Descalabro]

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[@alexplorer]

Like an earlier commenter said, "Impressive specs. Too bad it can't be used on mobile application due to its high heat emission and high power requirement."

[@csonracsonra9962]

Nice product, why not get proper people that doesn't need to read a teleprompter