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News Release from: Danaher Motion | Subject: Thomson Pro 80 and 40
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 17 November 2006
Improved Thomson electric lifting
cylinders
Danaher Motion, the specialists in drive and control technology, has launched two new electric lifting cylinders, the Thomson Pro 80 and the Thomson Pro 40
Danaher Motion, the specialist in drive and control technology, has launched two new electric lifting cylinders, the Thomson Pro 80 and the Thomson Pro 40 The Thomson Pro 80, with its ball thread screw, is designed to withstand a 905kg maximum load, whereas the Pro 40 model, with trapezoidal spindle, has a 340kg top load-bearing capacity
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 17 Mar 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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As well as greater load capacities, the new models, compared with existing Thomson actuators, have more compact designs, enhanced energy efficiency and comprehensive control options.
The new electric lifting cylinders also feature electronic limit switch-off and overload protection, programmable switches and the choice between digital or analogue feedback options.
In standard versions, feedback can be delivered by either Hall effect technology or via a second option, a linear potentiometer.
Both Thomson Pro models boast a contemporary, lightweight and low-noise design plus a sealed die-cast aluminum housing.
The motor offers a third less torque than previous Thomson models, but can operate at three times the speed.
Head and helical toothed wheels have been reduced by a third and bi-directional holding brakes and sealed electrical connections are also now incorporated in both models.
The back of the motor has connections for standard installation but also the option for offsetting it by 900.
The standard Thomson Pro 40 and 80 lifting cylinders have IP66 protection against dust and moisture, are resistant to corrosion and are maintenance-free but IP67 protection features are available as an optional extra.
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