I am looking into actuators to open a tray, similar to how a CD or DVD drive would open the tray to insert the disk. Can this solenoid stay extended for any period of time? I mean, can the solenoid extend to open a tray (and stay extended) until a sample is loaded, and then retract (closing the tray) via the push of a button (say, powered via an Arduino)? 🤔
One day everyone will realize the importance of efficiency in technology. In the future the solenoid motors or engines shall be the most convenent and useful for creating motion from energy with the minimal loses. They are fast, adjustable, durable,...
Diesel injection systems use solenoids to control the timing of the fuel injectors. It was very prevalent in the 90s-mid 2000s in hydraulic electronic unit injectors or HEUI. Caterpillar, International Navistar, and Ford used it extensively. In this system high pressure hydraulic oil acts on a plunger mechanism to squirt the fuel into the engine, the hydraulic oil flow was controlled by a large solenoid. Nowadays most diesels have moved to common rail systems where fuel is pressurized in a tank up to 35,000psi or 250 MPa then a piezoelectric valve controls a simple plunger valve for fuel injection. This is a common rail system.
Hello, Does this solenoid continue to stroke, Or could it be controlled with a gain +/- knob and have the ability to ease onto the load and return to 0 at a turn of the knob?
I have a question about the product in this video. We are looking for something like this but we want it to do the (Forward/Backward) motion aswell as stopping it midway like here (00:56). Can we achieve the midway stop by leading and holding a certain amount of voltage to the device so it pushes something away and stays there?
Yes that is certainly possible with the super stroke solenoid. As this is not a true proportional solenoid, other factors come into play, such as the weight of the load, etc., but what you're referencing can be done with this solenoid. If you'd like to discuss this further with one of our engineers, feel free to shoot an email over to info@geeplus.biz and an engineer will contact you at your convenience. Thank you.
Hello, we actually just received your inquiry through the Website also--it has been passed on to our engineering dept and a Geeplus rep will be in contact shortly!
Are you able to manufacture a custom super stroke solenoid which has a stroke longer than 35mm(The current longest stroke you have amount all your lineups) Looking for either/both a solenoid capable of high speed extension with a decent size and load rating at max stroke (5kgs or higher)
Hi Wayne, this could be possible depending on a few factors: such as the duty cycle, voltage and force required. Also dependent on quantity, which would dictate whether or not customization would be financially feasible.
@@geeplus7017 Currently considering these solenoids for a custom project which has little to no data backing it so I am very much in the prototyping stage. As such, quantities would be 1 or maybe 2. On the contrary, what is the cost of a M380SS-XXv superstroke per unit and a 380-L per unit? Amongst the solenoids you offer, what would you recommend for my application (air piston pushing atm air through a cylinder,based on some airsoft technologies) Looking to adapt your solenoids to have an AEG system
@@geeplus7017 It would be viable to have a solenoid that runs on a 100% duty cycle to imitate the properties of how the force from a compression spring would be like. Power sources so far are narrowed down to hobby grade Lipos(3s (11.1V)or 4s (14.8V) with a voltage booster to keep the design compact.
Hi, is there an email address that you can be reached at? If you don't want to post it, you can also enter it in the contact form at the bottom of this page (www.geeplus.com/super-stroke-solenoids/) and we'll send the info over to you. Thanks
Fantastic product! I like the low noise characteristic and it's just what I need in my project. Can the speed be controlled? If can, what's the maximum speed it can go? Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the comment Kevin! The super stroke solenoid in the video works just like any other solenoid, in that the more power you supply to the coil, the faster the responses time will be, BUT the louder the impact. If you visit our Linear Solenoids Product Page at www.geeplus.biz/linear_solenoids.htm, you can download datasheets for all of our actuators, which include response time graphs. (Here's an example of a Super Stroke Solenoid data sheet: www.geeplus.biz/FTPROOT/Super_Stroke_solenoid_M380SS.pdf) Or if you have a specific requirement, feel free to contact one of our reps via our contact page: www.geeplus.biz/contact.htm or just shoot an email over to Info@Geeplus.biz.
Can you explain why the spring doesn't shoot the rod forward at full speed? I'm hoping to use something like this on a remote controlled relay that will automatically strike an old style bell, but to be able to do that, I need something that will hit it hard enough. I've tried a small 5v solenoid and it's just too small and the spring doesn't produce enough of a thud to make a good sound on the bell. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
The Super Stroke solenoid is a "pull" type of actuator, so the spring serves to slow the rod down to a speed semi-proportional to the current. A latching type of solenoid may work well for your application--this type of solenoid is locked in place by a permanent magnet, and release upon introduction of a current. You can learn more here: www.geeplus.com/latching-solenoids/
Hello Vikas, The M380SS 12v should satisfy your requirements (you can check out the data sheet here, if you like: www.geeplus.biz/FTPROOT/Super_Stroke_solenoid_M380SS.pdf). Feel free to shoot an email over to me at eddie.aucoin@geeplus.biz, and I can connect you to the right person to help you out further.
A miniature version is in the works. If you check out our Tubular Solenoid page - www.geeplus.biz/tubular_solenoids.htm - and scroll down to the Super Stokes, you can see the specs and data sheets for the Super Stroke solenoids currently available.
I really like this actuator but I need the want that can separate two neoninium magnet for my project
Do you have a 5v version
How can I connect the pushrod of this solenloid with my application, and can I replace it by threaded one??
I am looking into actuators to open a tray, similar to how a CD or DVD drive would open the tray to insert the disk. Can this solenoid stay extended for any period of time? I mean, can the solenoid extend to open a tray (and stay extended) until a sample is loaded, and then retract (closing the tray) via the push of a button (say, powered via an Arduino)? 🤔
Apa nama modul driver pengatur selenoid??atau apakah anda mempunyai rangkaian modul nya..karena saya memerlukan modul ini untuk selenoid saya😢
One day everyone will realize the importance of efficiency in technology. In the future the solenoid motors or engines shall be the most convenent and useful for creating motion from energy with the minimal loses. They are fast, adjustable, durable,...
Diesel injection systems use solenoids to control the timing of the fuel injectors.
It was very prevalent in the 90s-mid 2000s in hydraulic electronic unit injectors or HEUI.
Caterpillar, International Navistar, and Ford used it extensively.
In this system high pressure hydraulic oil acts on a plunger mechanism to squirt the fuel into the engine, the hydraulic oil flow was controlled by a large solenoid.
Nowadays most diesels have moved to common rail systems where fuel is pressurized in a tank up to 35,000psi or 250 MPa then a piezoelectric valve controls a simple plunger valve for fuel injection. This is a common rail system.
Hello, Does this solenoid continue to stroke, Or could it be controlled with a gain +/- knob and have the ability to ease onto the load and return to 0 at a turn of the knob?
I have a question about the product in this video.
We are looking for something like this but we want it to do the (Forward/Backward) motion aswell as stopping it midway like here (00:56). Can we achieve the midway stop by leading and holding a certain amount of voltage to the device so it pushes something away and stays there?
Yes that is certainly possible with the super stroke solenoid. As this is not a true proportional solenoid, other factors come into play, such as the weight of the load, etc., but what you're referencing can be done with this solenoid. If you'd like to discuss this further with one of our engineers, feel free to shoot an email over to info@geeplus.biz and an engineer will contact you at your convenience. Thank you.
I don't know if this would work for us, we require a 15- 20mm stroke and that it holds 20N while not powered. Any suggestions?
Hello, we actually just received your inquiry through the Website also--it has been passed on to our engineering dept and a Geeplus rep will be in contact shortly!
@@geeplus7017 looking forward to that reply! :)
Very easy and simple way to get a basic low noise and very low impact linear long stroke actuator. Easy to drive as well.
Thank you Bruno!
how much weight it can lift
What is the load (pull) capacity
Can it be used for active suspension models where accurate motion control is required?
Hey this is wierd. I am also looking for same purpose to see if active suspension can be achieved. I am also frm india.
Drop ur email
@@ajayrathode7553 vikasrvs@gmail.com
@@0xVikas Thanks Vikas. Check ur email.
Are you able to manufacture a custom super stroke solenoid which has a stroke longer than 35mm(The current longest stroke you have amount all your lineups) Looking for either/both a solenoid capable of high speed extension with a decent size and load rating at max stroke (5kgs or higher)
Hi Wayne, this could be possible depending on a few factors: such as the duty cycle, voltage and force required. Also dependent on quantity, which would dictate whether or not customization would be financially feasible.
@@geeplus7017 Currently considering these solenoids for a custom project which has little to no data backing it so I am very much in the prototyping stage. As such, quantities would be 1 or maybe 2. On the contrary, what is the cost of a M380SS-XXv superstroke per unit and a 380-L per unit? Amongst the solenoids you offer, what would you recommend for my application (air piston pushing atm air through a cylinder,based on some airsoft technologies) Looking to adapt your solenoids to have an AEG system
@@geeplus7017 It would be viable to have a solenoid that runs on a 100% duty cycle to imitate the properties of how the force from a compression spring would be like. Power sources so far are narrowed down to hobby grade Lipos(3s (11.1V)or 4s (14.8V) with a voltage booster to keep the design compact.
I need 12 volt dc 15mm stroke and 80N force, what is price and purchase process .
can we push almost 7 kg with it?
Hello, I was wondering how much 88 M190SS-XXv solenoids would cost? Thanks.
Hi, is there an email address that you can be reached at? If you don't want to post it, you can also enter it in the contact form at the bottom of this page (www.geeplus.com/super-stroke-solenoids/) and we'll send the info over to you. Thanks
Fantastic product! I like the low noise characteristic and it's just what I need in my project. Can the speed be controlled? If can, what's the maximum speed it can go? Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the comment Kevin! The super stroke solenoid in the video works just like any other solenoid, in that the more power you supply to the coil, the faster the responses time will be, BUT the louder the impact.
If you visit our Linear Solenoids Product Page at www.geeplus.biz/linear_solenoids.htm, you can download datasheets for all of our actuators, which include response time graphs. (Here's an example of a Super Stroke Solenoid data sheet: www.geeplus.biz/FTPROOT/Super_Stroke_solenoid_M380SS.pdf)
Or if you have a specific requirement, feel free to contact one of our reps via our contact page: www.geeplus.biz/contact.htm or just shoot an email over to Info@Geeplus.biz.
Hi. Would this actuator work well in a player piano system?
Can you explain why the spring doesn't shoot the rod forward at full speed? I'm hoping to use something like this on a remote controlled relay that will automatically strike an old style bell, but to be able to do that, I need something that will hit it hard enough. I've tried a small 5v solenoid and it's just too small and the spring doesn't produce enough of a thud to make a good sound on the bell. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
The Super Stroke solenoid is a "pull" type of actuator, so the spring serves to slow the rod down to a speed semi-proportional to the current. A latching type of solenoid may work well for your application--this type of solenoid is locked in place by a permanent magnet, and release upon introduction of a current. You can learn more here: www.geeplus.com/latching-solenoids/
Depending on the stroke, a tubular solenoid with a return spring may be useful as well. www.geeplus.com/tubular-solenoids/
quanto costano?
price
Can it crush plastic bottle?
Yes it has the power to do so, it all depends on the application and how long the required stroke would be.
How long hold time? My requirements are 12 volts DC stroke 20mm to 30mm and hold time 10 seconds and push type. Thanks.
Hello Vikas,
The M380SS 12v should satisfy your requirements (you can check out the data sheet here, if you like: www.geeplus.biz/FTPROOT/Super_Stroke_solenoid_M380SS.pdf). Feel free to shoot an email over to me at eddie.aucoin@geeplus.biz, and I can connect you to the right person to help you out further.
Do you have a miniature version too?
A miniature version is in the works. If you check out our Tubular Solenoid page - www.geeplus.biz/tubular_solenoids.htm - and scroll down to the Super Stokes, you can see the specs and data sheets for the Super Stroke solenoids currently available.
Your products is available India
Yes, we have a number of customers throughout India. Please feel free to contact us at Info@geeplus.biz and a local representative will respond.
What’s the price for this ?
Price depends on size and quantity--you can contact us at www.geeplus.com/contact-us/ any time for a quote.
I guess i highly doubt the repeatability of such a device for any precison motion control
Have you been able to produce a solenoid actuator that can provide upwards of 100N for 30mm of stroke?
Awesome mate , Great video and clear explanation
I am new subscriber
Your support is highly valued thanks
I just need one M320SS.
اذا كنت عربي سوي لايك وقلي كم الفلتيه والامبيريه الي يحتاجها هذا الملف
Why we can't use volume knob or mute button. 😂😂😂😂
Probably a problem with your device--there are no restrictions on volume from our end
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