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    Choosing the Right Mechanism for Heavy-Duty Motion Control

    I’m working on an industrial automation project, and I need a solution for lifting a heavy platform with precise control. Hydraulic systems seem too complex and noisy, but I'm not sure if electric actuators are strong enough. Are there reliable options that can handle substantial loads without sacrificing accuracy?

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    Re: Choosing the Right Mechanism for Heavy-Duty Motion Contr

    Yeah, I get what you're saying about hydraulics—lots of maintenance and mess. You might want to look into something like a heavy duty actuator httрs://www.progressiveautomations.com/products/heavy-duty-linear-actuator . These are electric, but they’re designed to handle significant loads while offering smooth, controlled movement. Plus, they’re way easier to integrate than hydraulic systems since you don’t need pumps or fluid reservoirs. The key is to check the force rating and duty cycle to make sure it fits your needs. Have you already picked a power source?

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