IAI Catalog Checklist February 2010
February 1st, 2010 Posted in New IAI Literature |
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The overhang load length provides a reference for an appropriate offset of the load from the slider at which the actuator can operate smoothly without generating undesirable vibration.
Take note that if the overhang load length is exceeded, vibration may increase the positioning time, generate longer overshooting, lower the positioning repeatability, etc.
Vibration can also cause the guide to get pinched or receive uneven loads and eventually fail prematurely. Accordingly, be sure to observe the allowable overhang load length. (The load coefficient will change.)
Based on our experience, the overhang load length should not exceed approx. 5 based on the expression “L / l,” where L represents the overhang load length and l represents the slider length. If “L / l > 5,” use a double-guide specification or take other appropriate measures to ensure a sufficient span.
(Supplemental information)
With a measuring system equipped with a camera, the overhang load length may take a value of approx. 3 to 4. On the other hand, you can slightly increase the value of “L/ l” in applications where you only want your actuator to operate as intended.

TIPS-090150 – Issue date: 12/28/09
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Precaution for Linear Servo Actuator Installation
The methods to install the linear servo actuator is basically limited as shown in the following table. Please be careful when orienting the actuator. (Special order models are excluded)
| Model Code | Standard Horizontal Orientation |
Vertical Orientation |
Horizontal Orientation Wall Mount |
Ceiling Mount |
| S6 | o | o | ||
| S8 | o | o | ||
| S10 | o | o | ||
| H8 | o | o | ||
| L15 | o | |||
| N10 | o | |||
| N15 | o | |||
| N19 | o | |||
| W21 | o |
o = Available
TIPS-090130 – Issue date: 11/12/09
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The IAI Catalog Checklist for November 2009 is now available.
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Mini ROBO Cylinder featured on Automation.com
October 25, 2009 – IAI announces Mini ROBO Cylinder electric actuators that are based on a ball screw, lead screw or linear servo for exceptional repeatability and speed. The Mini ROBO Cylinder comes in a variety of shapes and sizes to meet the needs of demanding applications and the reduced size makes it the perfect drop in replacement for pneumatic cylinders.
The versatile Mini ROBO Cylinder is the ideal motion control solution for applications needing precise control and multiple positioning points. The Mini ROBO Cylinder is also easily programmed for acceleration/deceleration, push and hold offering easier control than a comparable pneumatic system.
Mini ROBO Cylinder Benefits:
IX High-Speed SCARA (9.8MB)
Catalog #: CJ0150-1A-UST-1-1109
Pages: 48
The new IX High-speed SCARA has been improved to achieve higher speeds and reduced cycle times. The easy to program SCARA is offered in a wide variety of sizes and mounting options.
Visit our Electric Actuator Product Catalog Page for the PDF
X-SEL Controller PX QX Manual 5th Edition
Manual #: ME0152-5A
Pages: 570

Visit our Electric Actuator Product Manuals Page for the PDF update.
ROBONET Manual
Manual #: ME0208-1A
Pages: 390
A correction has been made to page 13 in regards to the Surge Protector model. It should read “R-A-V781BWZ-2A” instead of “ZCAT3035-1330″.

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