Actuateur Linéaire avec Course 2'' et Force 150lb Firgelli Automation

Been using these for years, high force at lower amperage than similar linear actuators. The extendable end of the rod is made of two fused parts (an outer tube with an inner core) which makes modification difficult but when being used just with the standard rod mount works perfectly.

The length of the shaft can be slightly adjusted by rotating. Probably adjust the stroke by about 1/8 inch. Which is nice if you want to fine tune the beginning or end position in your mechanism.

One thing I should note is that the stroke length is 1-7/8" not 2. So prepare your mechanisms accordingly. I've used these often and this is common to every one..

Works well with AA NiMH rechargeable battery packs. Maximum current from good NiMH batteries is about 4 amps and this actuator draws up to 3 amps.

Functions well, rod can be unscrewed to modify mounting end if necessary. Can be used at 13 or 14 volts no problems found yet.