B3S Linear Actuators

B3S ball screw linear actuators have an enclosed ball bearing design that accomodates heavy loads, high bending moments and delivers long service life.

The B3S ball screw linear actuator is capable of accommodating heavy loads and handling high bending moments with consistent, smooth operation. B3S ball screw actuators incorporate an enclosed recirculating ball bearing system that eliminates the need for external load guidance. The B3S ball screw linear actuator delivers repeatability and 100% duty cycle with long service life.

  • 3 body sizes
  • Ball or acme screw choices
  • Load carrying capacities up to 8032 lbf (35.7 kN)
  • Strokes up to 179 inches (4,547mm) depending on screw selections
  • US customary (standard) and metric (optional) construction
  • Mount your motor of choice with Tolomatic’s Your Motor Here® program

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Specifications

B3S Electric Rodless Actuator Specifications

Specifications Units B3S10 B3S15 B3S20
Maximum Stroke in (mm) 136 (3,454) 133 (3,378) 131 (3,337)
Maximum Force lbf (N) 170 (756) 800 (3,559) 2,700 (12,010)
Maximum Load lbs (kg) 591 (268) 1,454 (660) 2,008 (911)
Maximum Speed in/sec (mm/sec) 60 (1,524) 60 (1,524) 60 (1,524)

B3S Screw Drive Specifications

Dimensions

B3S10 Actuator & Options Dimensions

B3S15 Actuator & Options Dimensions

B3S20 Actuator & Options Dimensions

B3S10 Dual 180º Option Dimensions

B3S15 Dual 180º Option Dimensions

B3S20 Dual 180º Option Dimensions

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Product Family: Electric
Product Used: B3S Screw Drive Actuator

Conveyor Case Packer Automation

Application Description:
Convert the conveyor packer, located at the end of the conveyor, from pneumatic cylinders to electric actuators. Motions required include: several high-speed push operations, a centering operation, a tipping operation, and a container lift operation.