Product overview of the electromechanical cylinders

Electromechanical cylinder EMC

Hygienic, variable, energy efficient, lubricated for life (optionally)

Electromechanical cylinder EMC-HP

Robust and compact, long lifetime, for heavy duty applications

Smart Function Kit Pressing (Subsystem)

Electromechanical cylinder + electrics + software for rapid commissioning

Product comparison

Product	Number of sizes	Drive type	Maximum forces	Typical application force range	Maximum speed	Maximum stroke	Operating temperatures	IP-rating
EMC	7	Ball screw assembly	Up to 56 kN	0.4 - 30 kN	Up to 1.6 m/s	Up to 1.500 mm	-10°C ... +50°C	IP54 Optional: IP65
EMC-HP	3	Planetary screw assembly	Up to 100 kN	12 - 60 kN	Up to 0.83 m/s	Up to 1.500 mm	-10°C ... +70°C Optional: -30°C ... +50°C	IP54

Good to know

Project planning information

Crucial criteria for a cost-efficient solution:

Loads over the entire cycle

Required dynamics

Geometric conditions and requirements

Environmental and installation conditions

Selection and sizing tool

Construction

The screw drive in electromechanical cylinders converts the initiated motor torque into a linear motion. The piston rod, which is connected to the nut of the screw drive, will retract or extract - depending on the direction of the motor rotation. Both the nut and the piston rod are guided in the cylinder housing.

Intelligent drive system

The mechanics together with the powerful and flexible Rexroth servo drives form an intelligent drive system.

Your benefits:

Free programmability and realization of complex motion profiles.

Free parameterization of force, position and speed over the entire stroke.

To Rexroth servo drives

Installation options

Electromechanical cylinders can be installed rigidly or swiveling in order to realize various movements in the room.

Use the wide range of matched EMC mounting elements.