PT Series / compact 29V motion family

Compact Electric Actuators for Tight Installation Envelopes

Use the PT Series when space is a primary constraint and thrust, travel, speed, mounting distance and packaging must be solved together. Published family limits span 1,500–6,000 N push, 6–50 mm/s and 10–1,000 mm stroke.

Choose the engineering priority that is blocking your selection
Start from the installed envelope Use stroke, retracted space, body size, brackets and cable clearance as one packaging problem before narrowing the family.
Representative ServoCylMotion PT04 compact flat-push actuator
Representative ServoCylMotion PT06 slider actuator
SPACE Installed envelope first. Compare body, brackets and full travel clearance.
1,500–6,000 N Published maximum push range
6–50 mm/s Published speed range
10–1,000 mm Published stroke range
10% Published duty-cycle figure
/ 01 / Read the limits correctly

Treat the family data as a selection envelope—not one combined operating point.

The maximum force, fastest speed and longest stroke should remain separate requirements until a configuration-level combination is confirmed.

Focused selection dimension

Start from the real moving load

Published maximum push spans 1,500–6,000 N across configurations. Size from the worst-case moving load and mechanism geometry rather than static payload alone.

Push envelope
1,500–6,000 N
Speed envelope
6–50 mm/s
Stroke envelope
10–1,000 mm
/ 02 / Installed envelope before catalog numbers

Stroke is only the moving distance. The machine must clear the whole actuator.

Compact layouts shift the packaging problem into body width, bracket geometry, cable exit, carriage travel and service access. Confirm the complete installed envelope before freezing surrounding structure.

01 Required usable stroke plus retracted and extended clearances.
02 Body width, height, motor housing and moving carriage envelope.
03 Bracket and pin geometry, alignment and axial load path.
04 Cable routing, connector clearance, assembly access and service space.
PT06 slider actuator dimensional reference used for installation-envelope review VERIFY FULL MOTION CLEARANCE
/ 03 / One operating point

Force, loaded speed and duty belong in the same engineering conversation.

Define the motion path, working load and target travel time together. Published speed without load conditions should not be treated as guaranteed loaded speed.

01 / PATH Define motion Push, pull, lift, tilt or slide and identify the load path.
02 / LOAD Worst-case moving load Include mechanism geometry rather than payload mass alone.
03 / SPEED Loaded travel time State the speed required at the real operating load.
04 / CYCLE Run + rest pattern Provide run time, rest time, cycles per hour and ambient conditions.
05 / RELEASE Verify configuration Confirm drawings, interfaces and model-level performance before release.
/ 04 / 29V system planning

Mechanical selection and electrical architecture should converge before release.

The PT family is documented locally as 29V. Power, switching, feedback and multi-motor behavior still require configuration-level review.

Power

29V power options

Review supply capacity, connectors, startup behavior and the complete motion-system demand.

Review power supplies →
Control

Embedded control panels

Keep simple reversing, position control and system interfaces separate from the mechanical model choice.

Review control panels →
Coordination

Wireless motor controllers

State motor count, synchronization need and control behavior before selecting a controller architecture.

Review controllers →
/ 05 / Manufacturing context

Inspect the production environment as context, then verify the engineering evidence separately.

The PT family page includes first-party factory imagery because buyers evaluating a compact-motion platform also need manufacturing context. The image is intentionally not used to claim a PT-model-specific process, tolerance capability or certification.

Visible context Assembly benches, operators, work-in-process components and organized production flow.
Evidence boundary Use released drawings, test data, qualification records and project documentation for engineering release.
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ServoCylMotion assembly line and production benches Assembly environment / first-party factory image
PT04 compact actuator dimensional reference for early packaging review
/ 06 / Configuration review inputs

Send the operating point and the installation limits together.

A useful RFQ includes load direction, working load, loaded speed, usable stroke, retracted space, bracket points, cycle, environment, control behavior, power architecture, quantity and required documents.

A Mechanism sketch or installation drawing with available space.
B Working load plus required loaded speed and travel time.
C Cycle pattern, environment, power and control expectations.
D Prototype or production quantity and drawing/CAD/test requirements.
/ 07 / FAQ

Questions that prevent an envelope-only selection.

Use the family page to narrow the problem, then request model/configuration confirmation before release.

What does “compact” mean for the PT Series?

It describes a family intended for space-constrained mechanisms. There is no single industry dimension that defines compactness; verify the complete installed envelope including brackets, motor housing and cable clearance.

Can the actuator be selected from maximum push force alone?

No. Working load, loaded speed, stroke, installation geometry, duty cycle and environment should be reviewed together.

Are the fastest speed and highest force available together?

Do not assume so. The local data publishes family ranges, not a configuration-level force-speed matrix.

How should stroke be specified?

Specify usable mechanism travel, then verify retracted and extended dimensions and clearance throughout the full motion path.

Can the actuator carry side load?

Design the mechanism so guides, slides, hinges or bearings carry lateral loads. Use the actuator primarily for axial motion unless a released configuration explicitly states otherwise.

Does feedback automatically provide positioning control?

No. Feedback hardware, controller compatibility, logic, homing and wiring must work together.

What should be sent for quotation?

Send load direction, working load, required loaded speed, stroke, installation-space limits, cycle, environment, control behavior, quantity and required documents. A drawing or mechanism sketch is especially useful.

PT Series configuration review

Start with the mechanism envelope. Finish with a verified operating point.

Provide load, loaded speed, stroke, installation space, duty, environment, controls, quantity and documentation requirements.

Request engineering review →
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PT Series manufacturing context
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