Use installation attachments to connect a compatible actuator to the equipment structure. Before choosing a part, compare the actuator mounting drawing with the machine layout. Check the joint width, pin or bolt diameter, rotation needed at each end and clearance throughout the full movement. Dimensions that appear close in a photograph are not enough to confirm that an attachment will fit.
Check the mounting arrangement in both the retracted and extended positions. The surrounding structure should support the intended loads without forcing the actuator to absorb misalignment or unwanted side force. Keep cables clear of moving joints and allow access for assembly and inspection. Share the actuator reference, mounting coordinates, load direction and a drawing when requesting a compatible attachment.
Compare the wider installation accessories and linear actuator range, or review the selection guide before sending a configuration inquiry. Final fit and suitability depend on the selected component and the completed mechanism.
Installed in a woodworking saw table in 2017,
this linear actuator remained in continuous service for years without replacement.
In 2025, the same customer reordered the identical model for a new project.
