Custom linear actuator
Custom stroke lengths and actuator configurations to suit your application.
Tell us about: Stroke · Load · Speed · Duty cycle · Environment
Explore custom actuatorsCUSTOM OEM MOTION COMPONENTS
Your application.
Our starting point.
Bring us a drawing, a sample, or an idea. We’ll work through the details with you to customize motion components for your application.
Custom assembly and quality control in Ridgefield, Washington.
01 / WHAT WE CUSTOMIZE
Six families.
Your requirements.
Choose a family to explore.
Precision ball screws
Custom threads and screw builds for your linear-motion requirements.
Tell us about: Diameter · Lead · Travel · End details
Explore custom ball screws & lead screws
Custom motor drive
Custom drive features and builds, shaped around your control requirements.
Tell us about: Voltage · Current · Feedback · Control interface
Explore custom motor drives
Frameless motor
Custom windings and motor builds for integration into your assembly.
Tell us about: Envelope · Voltage · Torque · Speed
Explore custom frameless motors
Brushless DC motor
Brushless DC motors with custom windings, shaft features, connectors and mounting details for your machine.
Tell us about: Torque · Speed · Voltage · Shaft · Mounting
Explore custom brushless DC motors
MPS-60 planetary gearbox
Custom shafts and gearbox builds to suit your application.
Tell us about: Ratio · Torque · Shaft · Mounting details
Explore custom gearboxes02 / INDUSTRIES WE SERVE
Wondering if we have
experience in your industry?
03 / ENGINEERING & ASSEMBLY
A team to work with from the first requirement to the next release.
Engineering support. Custom assembly. Quality checked.
Start with
the right details.
Bring us a drawing, a sample or a set of requirements. We’ll work through the specifications and custom details with you.
Your components.
Working together.
At our Ridgefield facility, we assemble custom components to meet your agreed specifications.
The details
make the difference.
At our Ridgefield facility, we check your components against the agreed specifications.
04 / LET’S TALK CUSTOM
Have a drawing?
Let’s start there.
A drawing helps. A clear description is a good starting point, too. Tell us what the component needs to do and where a standard option falls short.
Have a sample instead? Mention it in your notes and we’ll discuss the next step.