Linear Actuator Suppliers in New York

NV Mechanics Design offers linear actuators rated to 3,000 msw (meters of sea water) and 6,000 meters depth. The Self-Compensated model operates to 3,000 msw, while the Trunion 1000N and 60,000 N Force models are both rated to 6,000 meters, making them suitable for full ocean-depth subsea deployments.

The product range covers axial forces from 1,000 N (220 lbs) up to 77,500 N (approximately 7,000 lbs). The Self-Compensated model delivers 1,000–1,500 N, the Trunion series scales from 1,000 N to 77,500 N, and the 60,000 N Force model provides up to 50,000 N for high-load underwater applications.

All actuators are constructed from Stainless Steel 316 (SST 316) or Titanium, both of which offer excellent resistance to saltwater corrosion. Electrical connectivity is provided via Seacon underwater connectors, which are industry-standard for reliable subsea electrical interfaces in ROV and offshore applications.

The Self-Compensated actuator supports RS422 and RS232 serial communication at 19,200 baud for standalone position control. The 60,000 N Force and Trunion models use an external rotary resolver on the motor shaft for position feedback. A Windows software utility and integration guides are available to simplify commissioning.

Yes. All three actuators in the lineup are specifically designed for subsea environments including remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), subsea valve and pipeline control, offshore oil and gas infrastructure, and marine research instrumentation. Their pressure-compensated construction and high depth ratings make them dependable for critical offshore deployments.

Power supply options vary by model. The Self-Compensated actuator operates on 24 VDC. The Trunion 1000N supports 24 VDC, 48 VDC, or 230 VDC. The 60,000 N Force model operates on 230 VDC. Selecting the correct supply voltage for your vehicle or platform power architecture is important; contact the manufacturer to confirm compatibility.