PM CTP CAT M EA P 4 X 3 v01 | 2009-02-01 - Elion

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Linear actuatorCAHB–31 seriesBenefits High efficiency ball screw Extension tube (stainless steel) Protection tube (steel) Enhanced corrosion resistance Mechanical overload protection (clutch) Lubricated for service life Robust, designed for tough environment No back driving Motor with thermal protection136
Linear actuators AC versionsCAHB–31 seriesConnecting diagram115/230 V AC, 50/60 HzLNPEDimensional drawingBasic Configuration (dashed line for optional limit switch)L17624,5 73,5 28(53)* 11,514 15,5GreenRed Black White38†26†50,8†28,6156†13,1 +0,1–0†13,1 +0,1–0MActuator47,547,5†7235 269†873Different rear attachmentC0–C5C1C230°30°C330°C430°C5C030°Without limit swicth:RED (+) & BLACK (–) = retractionRED (–) & BLACK (+) = extensionWith limit switch:RED (+) & BLACK (–) = extensionRED (–) & BLACK (+) = retractionLegend:L1 = retracted length* 53 = dimension with limit switchWith limit switch 1) Without limit switch 2)Stroke (mm) 102 153 204 305 457 610 102 153 204 305 457 610L1 Retracted length 444 444 495 659 811 964 380 419 419 521 735 8881) Tolerance: S and L1 = ± 5,0 mm (If S≥305 mm, S = ± 7,5 mm) 2) Tolerance: S = ± 2,5 mm and L1 = ± 3,8 mmTechnical dataUnit CAHB–31... 1 CAHB–31... 2 CAHB–31... 3Push load N 2 300 4 500 6 000Pull load N 2 300 4 500 6 000Speed (full load to no load) 115 VAC/60 Hz mm/s 48 to 57 22 to 28 13 to 15230 VAC/50 Hz mm/s 40 to 50 20 to 24 11 to 13Stroke mm 102 to 610 102 to 610 102 to 610Retracted length mm –* –* –*Voltage V AC 115 or 230 115 or 230 115 or 230Power consumption W N/A N/A N/ACurrent consumption 115 V AC/60 Hz A 3 2,6 2,2230 V AC/50 Hz A 1,5 1,4 1,4Duty cycle % 25 25 25Ambient temperature °C –26 to +65 –26 to +65 –26 to +65Type of protection IP 65 65 65Weight (at 305 mm stroke) kg 9,5 9,5 9,5Color – Black Black Black* See above tableFor outdoors application, please contact SKF.137
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Linear actuatorRunnerBenefits High
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Linear actuatorMatrix 3Benefits Sil
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Matrix 3Linear actuators DC version
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Linear actuatorCAJA 60Benefits Stat
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Linear actuatorCAR 40Benefits Indus
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Linear actuatorFD seriesBenefits Co
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FD seriesLinear actuators DC versio
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Linear actuatorMagdriveBenefits Sli
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MagdriveLinear actuators DC version
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Linear actuatorCAP 43BBenefits Robu
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Linear actuatorCAT 32BBenefits Smal
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Linear actuatorMatrix 1Benefits Sil
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Linear actuatorCAJA 35CBenefits Qui
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Linear actuatorCAP 32Benefits Easy
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Linear actuatorCARE 33Benefits Sile
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Control unitSCUBenefits Compact 6-c
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