Actuators of many styles are available from one of North America’s leading distributors, Motion Industries Canada.  We can supply electric actuator types including acme screw, ball screw, and worm drive. We offer actuators that feature robust, maintenance-free designs. Some of our models are designed specifically to withstand harsh environments and have mid- and end-of-stroke protection thanks to an overload clutch. Visit our website to see supplier catalogs and details on all our products.  We have been serving the industry with affordable priced, reliable, and efficient solutions since 1944.

Actuators

Our selection of actuators includes a number of Danaher Linear brand models. Our diverse offering provides many options for sizes, capacities, and more.  For example, our Acme actuators include 12 Vdc and 24 Vdc varieties; offer stroke lengths of 2", 4", 6", 8", 12", or 18"; and are available with load capacities of 25 lbs, 75 lbs, or 250 lbs.

Some of the features of our various models include compact and lightweight designs, corrosion resistant housings, extension tubes with stainless steel construction, motors with thermal switches, and highly efficient drives.

The actuators we supply are made by Thomson Industries, Inc., which was acquired by Danaher Corporation in 2002. Thompson pioneered anti-friction linear technology more than 60 years ago, and is known as a world leader in mechanical motion technology.

Actuator expertise

Motion Industries Canada is a trusted distributor due to our over 65-year history of providing high quality products. In addition to our wide selection of products, we offer services such engineering of automation systems, plant energy assessments, technical support, repair, and more.

Actuator industries

We regularly work with both industrial and government customers, including the OEM and MRO markets. We have 150,000 customers across the continent, and we provide our services through our 550 locations. That includes our more than 500 branches, 42 service centers, and 15 distribution centers.

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