Linear Actuators
Grob Linear Actuator Mini Range
- 5 sizes with lifting forces up to 26,000 N
- Low operating costs
- High cost-effectiveness
- Integrated thermal protection
- Lifetime lubrication
- High performance, small size
- Standard protection class IP 54
- Fully enclosed design
- No need for trailing hydraulic hoses
- Forces generated electro-mechanically
- Integrated controls
- High wearing life of components
- High mechanical efficiency drive system
- Lower energy costs
- Low noise
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