HTM65 electric linear actuator supports up to 6000N load, 100-600 mm stroke and 12V or 24V DC options for configurable industrial motion projects.

The HTM65 is a configurable electric linear actuator for equipment that requires controlled linear movement with an axial load of up to 6000N. Its compact retracted-length relationship and selectable stroke make it suitable for OEM projects where force, installation space and electrical supply must be evaluated together.
| Parameter | HTM65 specification |
|---|---|
| Motor | Brushed DC motor |
| Voltage options | 12V DC or 24V DC |
| Stroke range | 100-600 mm |
| Minimum installation length | L = stroke + 155 mm |
| Maximum axial load | 6000N |
The final speed, duty cycle, mounting arrangement, feedback or limit-switch configuration, environmental protection and operating temperature must be confirmed for the selected build. A 6000N maximum-load figure alone is not enough to approve an application.
Potential uses include industrial adjustment mechanisms, access panels, lifting fixtures and equipment modules that need repeatable powered extension and retraction. Suitability depends on the actual load direction, side load, cycle frequency, stroke, speed and mounting geometry. The actuator should not be used as a structural guide; the machine should provide appropriate guidance where lateral forces may occur.
For a project requiring 400 mm travel on a 24V DC machine, the preliminary installation-length check is 400 + 155 = 555 mm. The engineering review must then confirm that the real axial load, required speed, duty cycle, mounting geometry and environmental conditions are compatible with the selected actuator. This example explains the sizing sequence; it is not a final product approval.
Learn how an electric linear actuator works, compare the broader electric linear actuator range, review the custom linear actuator design process, or use the selection calculator as an initial screening aid. For a quotation, send GEMING the load, stroke, speed, duty cycle, voltage, mounting and environment requirements through the contact page.
The published maximum axial load is 6000N. The usable load for a specific machine must also account for installation geometry, side load, speed, duty cycle and safety margin.
The confirmed options are 12V DC and 24V DC.
The published relationship is L = stroke + 155 mm. A 400 mm stroke therefore requires a preliminary minimum-length allowance of 555 mm.

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this linear actuator remained in continuous service for years without replacement.
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