
Standard Electric Actuator
A general-purpose electric actuator for industrial automation systems. Selected models can support open-close operation or positioning control according to project requirements.
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FLEYENDA supplies electric actuator solutions for reliable opening, closing and positioning control in industrial automation systems. Our range includes standard, waterproof, explosion-proof, compact and multi-turn electric actuators for different working environments.
Each electric actuator can be selected according to output movement, operating torque, control mode, power supply, installation dimensions and environmental conditions.
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Select an electric actuator according to output motion, required torque, control method, available installation space and working environment. Our product range covers common industrial automation requirements, from compact machinery to outdoor and hazardous-area applications.

A general-purpose electric actuator for industrial automation systems. Selected models can support open-close operation or positioning control according to project requirements.

Designed for wet, dusty and outdoor environments, this waterproof electric actuator uses a protected enclosure to help reduce the entry of moisture and environmental contaminants.

The QT Series is developed for projects where an explosion-proof electric actuator is required. Its robust housing and manual handwheel support demanding industrial applications.

A compact explosion-proof electric actuator for installations where space is limited. Its smaller enclosure is suitable for packaged systems and compact automation equipment.

The Z Series multi-turn electric actuator provides multiple output rotations for applications requiring extended travel and higher output torque.

A compact multi-turn electric actuator for machinery and automation systems with limited installation space. It provides multi-turn movement in a smaller housing.
The correct electric actuator depends on the required movement, working environment, installation space and control method. Use this overview as an initial reference before checking detailed product specifications.
| Electric Actuator Series | Main Feature | Output Type | Recommended Environment | Typical Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Electric Actuator | General-purpose construction | Confirm by model | Indoor industrial applications | Opening, closing or positioning |
| Waterproof Electric Actuator | Weather-resistant enclosure | Confirm by model | Outdoor, wet or dusty locations | Improved environmental protection |
| QT Explosion-Proof Series | Robust explosion-proof housing | Confirm by model | Selected hazardous-area projects | Explosion-protection compliance |
| Mini Explosion-Proof Series | Compact protected construction | Confirm by model | Restricted spaces in hazardous areas | Small installation footprint |
| Z Series Multi-Turn Actuator | Multiple output rotations | Multi-turn | Industrial process equipment | Extended travel and higher torque |
| Mini Multi-Turn Actuator | Compact multi-turn mechanism | Multi-turn | Machines and compact systems | Multi-turn movement in limited space |
Electric actuator selection should be based on actual operating data. Complete application information helps reduce the risk of insufficient torque, incorrect control configuration and unsuitable environmental protection.
Determine whether the equipment requires quarter-turn, multi-turn or linear movement. A multi-turn electric actuator is required when the output must complete several rotations.
Identify the maximum operating torque or thrust under real working conditions, including friction, pressure, temperature, frequency and an appropriate engineering margin.
Confirm the available AC or DC power supply. Voltage, frequency and phase must match the electrical conditions at the installation site.
Determine whether the electric actuator requires open-close control, modulating control, local operation, position feedback or remote communication.
Outdoor, wet, dusty, corrosive or hazardous environments may require waterproof, explosion-proof or corrosion-resistant actuator options.
Check the mounting interface, output connection, installation clearance, cable entry and manual handwheel access before confirming the final model.
Different projects create different requirements for enclosure protection, output movement, installation size and control accuracy. The following categories cover common industrial electric actuator applications.
Outdoor installations should consider rain, humidity, dust, temperature changes, sunlight and cable-entry sealing. The enclosure rating should match actual site conditions.
Hazardous-area applications require verification of the protection standard, gas or dust group, temperature class and applicable certification.
A compact electric actuator is suitable for packaged equipment, machinery and installations where surrounding pipes or structures limit available space.
A multi-turn electric actuator provides several output rotations for mechanisms requiring extended travel, threaded movement or higher reduction ratios.
An on-off electric actuator moves between two defined end positions. Limit switches and position indication can be configured according to the selected model.
A modulating electric actuator adjusts its output position according to a control signal. Accuracy, duty cycle and feedback requirements should be confirmed in advance.
A manual override allows local mechanical operation during installation, commissioning, maintenance or temporary loss of power.
Industrial electric actuators can be integrated into water treatment, power generation, chemical processing, HVAC, mining and manufacturing systems.
Providing complete technical data helps the application engineer evaluate the electric actuator more accurately and reduces repeated communication during the quotation process.
An electric actuator converts electrical energy into controlled mechanical movement. Depending on its structure, it can provide rotary, multi-turn or linear output for industrial equipment and automation systems.
An on-off electric actuator moves between defined end positions. A modulating electric actuator can stop at intermediate positions according to an input control signal and usually provides position feedback.
The actuator output torque should exceed the maximum operating torque under actual working conditions. Friction, pressure, temperature, operating frequency and an appropriate engineering margin should also be considered.
A waterproof electric actuator should be considered for outdoor, humid, dusty or wash-down environments. The required protection level should be selected according to actual site conditions.
An explosion-proof electric actuator may be required where flammable gas, vapor or combustible dust creates a hazardous atmosphere. The correct certification and protection classification must be verified.
A multi-turn electric actuator produces multiple rotations at its output shaft and is used for mechanisms requiring extended rotational travel.
Many industrial electric actuators include a handwheel or manual override for commissioning, maintenance or power-loss conditions. Operation should follow the product manual.
Provide the required movement, torque or thrust, operating speed, power supply, control signal, feedback requirements, installation environment, mounting dimensions, quantity and required certification.
Send us your required movement, operating torque, power supply, control signal, working environment and installation dimensions. Our technical team will review the information and recommend a suitable electric actuator series.
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