Linear Actuator Suppliers in Florida

All actuators are constructed from Stainless Steel 316 (SST 316) or Titanium, providing excellent corrosion resistance in marine and saltwater environments. Seacon underwater connectors are used for reliable subsea electrical connectivity. These material choices ensure long service life in offshore, deep-sea, and ROV-mounted deployments.

Force output ranges from 1,000 N (220 lbs) up to 77,500 N (approximately 7,000 lbs) across the product lineup. The 60,000 N Force model delivers up to 50,000 N axial force for heavy-duty subsea machinery. The Self-Compensated model offers 1,000 N to 1,500 N, ideal for precision ROV manipulation tasks.

The actuator range supports 24 VDC, 48 VDC, and 230 VDC power inputs depending on the model. The Self-Compensated model operates on 24 VDC with integrated driver electronics. The Trunion 1000N and 60,000 N Force models accommodate multiple voltage inputs to suit different ROV and offshore power system configurations.

The Self-Compensated Linear Actuator features integrated RS422 (RS485 full duplex) and RS232 serial communication at 19,200 baud. Higher-force models use an external rotary resolver on the motor shaft for position feedback. A Windows software utility, quick-start guide, and video tutorials are also provided for simplified system integration.

Yes. The Self-Compensated Linear Actuator incorporates a 30-bit absolute multi-turn encoder mounted directly on the output shaft. This encoder retains full position data between power cycles, eliminating the need for re-homing routines. This is critical for subsea ROV manipulators and valve actuators where reliable positioning after power interruptions is essential.

These actuators are engineered for remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), subsea valve and pipeline control, offshore oil and gas infrastructure, marine research instrumentation, underwater robotics, and water tank cleaning automation. They are suited for municipal water tank maintenance, industrial cooling system operations, and oceanographic exploration across global deployments.