Electric Actuators
Quarter turn electric actuator
Description
FlowInn new ranges guarantees the essential functions required to operate a valve or a damper in moderate environmental and operational constraints.
Standard Specification
FlowInn new ranges guarantees the essential functions required to operate a valve or a damper in moderate environmental and operational constraints.
Torque Range | Standard Models:– 30 Nm to 3,000 Nm (Standard Models) – Higher torque options available for heavy-duty applications |
Type of Controls | Control Options:– On/Off (Basic): Simple open/close operation Optional Features:– Fail-Safe (Spring Return): Auto-close/open on power loss |
Duty & Modulating Classification | Duty Classification:– S2 (Intermittent Duty): Short-time use (15–30 mins) Modulating Capability (IEC 60534):– Linearity: ±1% to ±5% |
Product Benefits & Key Features
Advantages:✅ Compact & Lightweight – Space-saving design vs. pneumatic actuators. Critical Features:– Manual Override – Handwheel for emergency operation. – Explosion-Proof (Ex d/Ex e) – Certified for hazardous areas (ATEX, IECEx). – Smart Diagnostics – Self-monitoring for predictive maintenance. – Mounting Flexibility – Direct ISO 5211 compliance (fits most valves). Additional Notes:– Compatible Valves: Ball valves, butterfly valves, plug valves. – Certifications: CE, ATEX, SIL 2/3 (safety-rated). |
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FlowInn new ranges guarantees the essential functions required to operate a valve or a damper in moderate environmental and operational constraints.
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FAQ's
An electric actuator is a device that converts electrical energy into mechanical motion. Many industries and applications utilise it for precise control and automation.
Electric actuators are designed to replace traditional manual or pneumatic actuators, offering numerous advantages such as increased efficiency, accuracy, and reliability. They are widely used in manufacturing, robotics, aerospace, automotive, and many more sectors.
These actuators utilise an electric motor to drive the motion of a mechanism or system. They can be controlled electronically through signals from sensors or programmable logic controllers (PLCs), allowing for precise positioning and movement control.
The use cases of electric actuators are vast and diverse. They are in industrial machinery for valve control, conveyor systems for material handling, robotic arms for assembly lines, and even home automation systems for opening and closing doors or windows.
Advantages of an electric actuator:
- Precise control and automation
- Consumes less energy and reduces overall operating costs (making them environmentally friendly and cost-effective in the long run)
- Reliable and durable. It has a longer lifespan than traditional actuation systems due to fewer moving parts and reduced maintenance requirements. It translates into reduced downtime and increased operational efficiency.
- Flexibility in installation options. It can easily integrate into existing setups without major modifications or disruptions.
