Electric Actuator Videos
SMC Electric Actuators |
Single Axis Step Motor Controller |
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Motion In Your Power |
Command Your Actuator Over the Ethernet |
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Why do SMCUSA’s Electric Actuators have such a stellar reputation? SMC's family of electric actuators offers a broad range of products for configuring a smart motion control application. Actuators for most movements, such as push, carry, rotate or grip are available. Actuators can be paired with single or multi-axis controllers, commanding DC step/servo or AC servo motors. Explore SMC's electric actuator family to find the right products for you. |
Fieldbus compatible functions include return to origin, alarm outputs and resets, parameter setup, status monitoring, and trial runs. |
EQFS Electric Actuator |
3 and 4 axis 24VDC Step Motor Controllers |
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Easy Set-Up |
Control Multiple Actuators With a Single Controller |
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SMC’s video demonstrates how easy it is to set-up the EQFS electric actuator, taking you step-by-step through the process with clear screenshots for reference. Delivers precise linear motion control, simplifies installation with an integrated controller, and enables compact, cable‑free setups while seamlessly complementing SMC actuators and electric automation solutions. |
The JXC92 is a 3-axis controller for LE's 24VDC step motors, compatible with EtherNet/IP™ fieldbus. The JXC73/83/93 are 4-axis controllers, also for LE's 24VDC step motors. Configurations include PNP or NPN over parallel I/O cables, or EtherNet/IP™ fieldbus compatible. Three or four electric actuators can be controlled within one mulit-axis package, simplifying wiring and economizing space. |
Step Motor Controller with Safe Torque Off (STO) |
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SMC’s controllers with STO you can achieve “Broader & safer control” |
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Discover how to improve the safety of your applications, creating a safer environment for your workers. The JXC#F helps you achieve a PL 3 or SIL 3 safety level. The Safe Torque Off (STO) sub-function allows motor control systems to quickly respond to emergency situations, reducing the potential for injury or damage to equipment. |