LinMot Tubular Linear Servo Motors
LinMot Tubular Linear Servo Motors
LinMot tubular linear servo motors produce direct linear motion using a matched stator, slider and servo drive. The current portfolio separates motor families and continuous versus maximum force. The motor is a component of an axis: payload guidance, mounting and machine controls must be selected for the actual mechanism.
Review Summary
Consider tubular direct drive when a programmable linear cycle benefits from removing a rotary transmission. Match stroke, continuous force, transient force and thermal duty within one selected configuration. The original 2 m/2700 N overview is not one motor’s simultaneous rating.
Architecture Tubular direct-drive linear servo Current P01-48 overview 1710 mm maximum stroke; 1020 N maximum and 340 N sustained force Current P10-70 overview 1450 mm maximum stroke; 2720 N maximum and 890 N sustained force Important boundary Family figures require selected stator/slider and thermal conditions Axis components Compatible drive, guidance, feedback and mounting as required Environment Standard, stainless and other special variants are separate choices Price Request a quote for matched motor/slider and complete axis scope Applications and Industries
Industrial machine and automation integration
Industrial automation
Request a quote for the exact configuration,quantity and delivery schedule.
| Architecture | Tubular direct-drive linear servo |
| Current P01-48 overview | 1710 mm maximum stroke; 1020 N maximum and 340 N sustained force |
| Current P10-70 overview | 1450 mm maximum stroke; 2720 N maximum and 890 N sustained force |
| Important boundary | Family figures require selected stator/slider and thermal conditions |
| Axis components | Compatible drive, guidance, feedback and mounting as required |
| Environment | Standard, stainless and other special variants are separate choices |
| Price | Request a quote for matched motor/slider and complete axis scope |






















