Rod & Guided Rod

The rod type electric actuator has a familiar rod cylinder form suitable for push, pull, lift and press applications. The guide rod type includes rods to counter rotational forces instead of the drive and  motor, and also resist shock and sustained lateral loads.



Rod & Guided Rod FAQs

What are the primary applications for the LEY series?

The LEY series rod-type actuators are designed for push, pull, lift, and press applications. Common examples include use as lifters, stoppers, delivery systems, and press-fitting components.


What is the positioning repeatability of the LEY series?

The standard positioning repeatability is ±0.02 mm. A high-precision option is also available for certain models, offering repeatability of ±0.01 mm.


Can the LEY series handle high-speed transfers?

Yes. Depending on the motor and lead screw selection, maximum speeds can reach 1000 mm/s. It also supports high acceleration and deceleration of up to 5,000 mm/s².


Is pushing control possible with these actuators?

Yes. Users can select between positioning control and pushing control. Pushing control allows the actuator to hold a workpiece with a specific force, similar to a pneumatic cylinder.


What types of motors can be used with the LEY series?

We offers three main motor types:

  • Step Motor (24 VDC): Ideal for high-load transfers at lower speeds.
  • Servo Motor (24 VDC): Offers stable high-speed operation and quiet performance.
  • AC Servo Motor (100W/200W/400W): Provides the highest output, speed, and acceleration.

Is there a manual override for the actuator?

Yes, the actuators feature a manual override adjustment screw, allowing for manual operation and adjustment when the power is off.


Can I use auto switches with the LEY series?

Yes, the body includes grooves for mounting auto switches to detect limit or intermediate positions. Water-resistant 2-color indication solid-state auto switches are also compatible.