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NA Series

Electric linear actuators

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About This Series

These electric linear actuators, based on standard NEMA stepper motors, come in a variety of sizes to fit many applications. Each electric linear actuator includes 30 cm of cable wired to a male DB15 connector for use with our X-MCC Series stepper motor controller. Set up is easy with AutoDetect. Once connected, the X-MCC controller will automatically detect and configure the NA. These linear actuators have a built-in magnetic home sensor.

Please note: An AMB140 bracket must be purchased separately to mount the NA11 actuators to our TSB translation stages.

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  1. Integrated lead screw and leadnut enables a very compact linear actuator design.
  2. Precision 200 step/rev stepper motors are available in size NEMA 08, 11, 14, 23, and 34 (up to 1300 N thrust)
  3. DB15 male, inline connector with AutoDetect allows the NA to be easily connected to an X-MCC Series controller and ready to use without additional user input.
  4. Integrated hall effect home sensor is precise and repeatable.
  5. Available in travels of 16, 30, and 60 mm, with speeds up to 80 mm/s, and resolution better than 0.1 µm

Easy Set-Up

With AutoDetect, the X-MCC controller will automatically detect and configure the peripheral. Zaber's devices can share both data and power through a daisy-chain, which reduces cabling and makes set-up as easy as 1, 2, 3:

  1. Connect the X-MCC controller to your computer.
  2. Connect the controller to the peripheral and plug in the power supply.
  3. Send instructions or automate your set-up using the Zaber Launcher.
Photo instructions of Daisy-Chaining Peripherals

For more details on daisy-chaining, read our technical article, "Daisy-chaining Data and Power to Reduce Cabling", or to determine which accessories you need for your system, try our Connection Guide Tool.

For additional information about setting up our devices, please visit our Support page, which includes our Getting Started Guide, Troubleshooting Guides, product user manuals, and other resources.