Thomson Linear Motion Optmized
For your custom and modified stepper motor linear actuator needs, tap into the Thomson team’s vast technology and engineering experience. We will work with you to create the optimal solution for your application.
Examples of our capabilities include rotary encoders, custom lead screws and nuts, screw coating, ball screw assemblies, end mounting, motor mounts, stroke lengths, wiring, cabling and connectors.
Compact Linear Systems
While the full selection of standard Thomson stepper motor linear actuators continues to meet the needs of countless linear motion designs, some applications’ requirements call for these products to be customized. No matter the configuration (rotating screw [MLS], rotating nut [MLN] or actuator[MLA]), our custom stepper motor linear actuators deliver the optimal balance of performance, life and installed cost, and provide great flexibility to help you achieve a “just-right” solution.View More
Available Customization Options
Lead screw end machining and MLA end mounting
- Male/female threaded ends to specified thread and pitch
- Custom-machined journals and ring groove
- Hex or square ends
- Keyways and cross holes
Lead nuts (MLS)
Motor mounts
Rotary encoders
- Deliver real-time information about position, speed and direction
- Seamlessly pre-assembled onto the backs of Thomson stepper motor linear actuator assemblies
Wiring, cabling and connectors
- Flying wire leads or connectors
- Twisting wire leads
- Heat shrink or expandable tubing
- Cable housings
Lead screw and MLA stroke lengths
Coating (MLS/MLN)
- For dry and maintenance-free lubrication, Thomson offers PTFE coating
Ball screw assemblies (MLS)
- For higher load or duty cycle, improved efficiency or a more predictable life, Thomson provides a motorized ball screw assembly
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