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.6 inch per second - Linear Actuators
Linear Actuators are used to motorize virtually anything anything on a linear horizontal or vertical track. Our Linear actuators are available in various voltages and can be used to motorize your amp racks, video displays, sub-woofer enclosures, or hidden compartments. Linear Actuators are linear acme screws that are driven by a motor that propels a linear shaft. Use our filters to find the right actuation speed, stroke, load and if you need a waterproof model.
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QMV 6101M Micro 12 Volt Linear Actuator with 1" stroke - 4.5 LB Pound Force capacity$77.99- The smallest 12 volt linear actuator on the market
- Stroke 1"
- Speed: 0.6 inch per second
- Capacity: 4.5 LB Pound Force
- Voltage: 12 volts DC
- Built in fixed limit switches, these are not adjustable
- Designed to push or pull a load along its full stroke length
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QMV 6102M Micro 12 Volt Linear Actuator with 2" stroke - 4.5 LB Pound Force capacity$77.99- The smallest 12 volt linear actuator on the market
- Stroke 2"
- Speed: 0.6 inch per second
- Capacity: 4.5 LB Pound Force
- Voltage: 12 volts DC
- Built in fixed limit switches, these are not adjustable
- Designed to push or pull a load along its full stroke length
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QMV 6103M Micro 12 Volt Linear Actuator with 3" stroke - 4.5 LB Pound Force capacity$77.99- The smallest 12 volt linear actuator on the market
- Stroke 3"
- Speed: 0.6 inch per second
- Capacity: 4.5 LB Pound Force
- Voltage: 12 volts DC
- Built in fixed limit switches, these are not adjustable
- Designed to push or pull a load along its full stroke length
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QMV 6104M Micro 12 Volt Linear Actuator with 4" stroke - 4.5 LB Pound Force capacity$77.99- The smallest 12 volt linear actuator on the market
- Stroke 4"
- Speed: 0.6 inch per second
- Capacity: 4.5 LB Pound Force
- Voltage: 12 volts DC
- Built in fixed limit switches, these are not adjustable
- Designed to push or pull a load along its full stroke length
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