Lvdt 500mm - Famous Factories | Trusted Linear Actuator Leader

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Global buyers seeking precision motion sensing know that a 500 mm stroke LVDT is a game changer for long-travel position feedback in heavy machinery and test rigs. A top manufacturer in this field has secured a dominant position by delivering high-resolution, low-drift sensors with rugged housings and wide temperature tolerance. By offering turnkey solutions—from stable coils and signal conditioners to plug-and-play interfaces and robust mounting options—the provider ensures compatibility with standard PLCs, SCADA, and industrial networks for rapid global deployment. Global procurement teams benefit from consistent performance, scalable production, and worldwide service support. The approach emphasizes customization: 500 mm stroke, calibrated curves, adaptable mounting, and flexible connectors. With traceable calibration, batch testing, and clear documentation, qualification cycles are shortened and risk reduced. In a volatile market, a reliable partner with regional logistics, spare parts, and technical training can secure uptime and ROI for projects from aerospace testing to packaging automation.

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Product Code Travel (mm) Motion Type Repeatability (µm) Max Speed (mm/s) Max Acceleration (m/s²) Load Capacity (kg) Mounting Interface Warranty (years)
P-500-01 500 Ball Screw with Crossed-Roller Guide 2 120 4 5 Two-Hole Flange 3
P-500-02 500 Ball Screw with Linear Guide 1 140 5 6 Top Plate 3
P-500-03 500 Lead Screw with Linear Guide 2.5 90 3 4 Flange Mount 2
P-500-04 500 Ball Screw with Linear Guide 1.5 150 5 6 Base Plate 4
P-500-05 500 Direct-Drive Linear Motor 0.8 200 6 3.5 Tabletop 5
P-500-06 500 Direct-Drive Linear Motor 0.5 250 7 2.5 Two-Hole Flange 5

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Lead Time and Throughput Trend

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