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    Linear Motion for Wash-Down, Clean-in-Place Flexibility

    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​

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    Forces up to 315 lbf (1.4 kN)

    USDA and 3A hygienic design approved

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