Understanding Electric Actuators

    An electric actuator is a type of actuator that uses electrical energy to generate motion. It typically consists of an electric motor, which drives a mechanical system (such as a screw or gear mechanism) to perform specific actions like opening or closing valves, moving robotic arms, or adjusting the position of equipment. Electric actuators offer several advantages over traditional pneumatic or hydraulic actuators, including greater precision, energy efficiency, and lower maintenance costs.