MD&M West: 10 technologies you should know

February 13, 2018 By Leave a Comment
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9. Kinitics Automation’s linear actuator with shape memory alloy

Kinitics Automation linear actuator

[Photo by senior editor Heather Thompson]

Kinitics Automation introduced a linear actuator at MD&M West that is based on shape memory alloy. The Nitinol material, according to Kinitics, gives the actuator some significant benefits compared to current technology: direct linear motion at high force, small package size, precision and minimal infrastructure requirements.

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