Food and pharmaceutical producers are requiring cleaner, safer machine designs from their OEM machine builders. Machine designers must be familiar with current best practices for hygienically designed equipment.   

​Download our whitepaper to discover five tips for designing and installing electric actuators in hygienic applications:

1. Select hygienically designed actuators​
   
2. Design the actuator into your open architecture machine/system​
   
3. Properly install and handle electric actuators​
   
4. Maintain and clean actuators​
   
5. Understand integrated motor and non-integrated actuator designs​

Discuss your application details with our experts in hygienic actuators

On-Demand: Best Practices for Designing Electric Actuators into Food Processing & Hygienic Equipment Webinar

RSH Hygienic Electric Rod Style Actuators

316 Stainless Steel Construction

Forces up to 7,943 lbf (35.3 kN)

IP69k, clean-in-place

RSH Video

IMA-S Hygienic Integrated Stainless Steel Servo Actuators

316 Stainless Steel Construction

Forces up to 2,500 lbs (11.1 kN)

IP69k, clean-in-place

IMA-S Video

ERD-SS2 Stainless Steel Electric Actuators

IP69k, clean-in-place

Forces up to 315 lbf (1.4 kN)

USDA and 3A hygienic design approved

ERD-SS2 Video