High power while saving electricity! It can suppress the degradation of hydraulic oil and is easy to maintain. Active in various plants and more.
The "HOP4" is an electric hydraulic servo actuator that controls hydraulic pressure by receiving 4-20mA instrumentation signals from external sources and operates the cylinder using an electromagnetic valve control method. It is suitable for opening degree control of various valves, dampers, and butterfly valves, and is effective in airflow control, pressure control, and other applications in various plants. When not in operation, the power-down function minimizes power consumption, and the reduced oil temperature rise helps suppress the degradation of hydraulic oil, contributing to the longevity of the oil. 【Features】 ■ High cost performance ■ Compact design, saving installation space ■ Ensures high torque ■ Highly reliable design ■ Easy one-touch switching of operating direction *For more details, please refer to the documentation. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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【Main Specifications】 ◎ Cylinder Thrust: 6877N ◎ Operating Torque: 687N·m ◎ No-load Operating Speed: Approximately 10 sec/F.S. ◎ Piston Diameter: φ80 ◎ Piston Stroke: 64mm ◎ Linearity: ±2% ◎ Hysteresis: 1.5% ◎ Operating Angle: 37° ◎ Power Saving Function: Power saving upon completion of positioning ◎ Input Signal: 4–20mADC load resistance 125Ω ◎ Opening Output: 4–20mADC or 20–4mADC, load resistance 0–500Ω, with reversing switch ◎ Manual Operation: Automatic/manual switching via internal switch, open/close/stop ◎ Remote Operation: Automatic/open/close/stop, etc. *For more details, please refer to the documentation. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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Okaya Seiritsu Industry started in 1950 with the manufacturing of hydraulic control devices. With our expertise in control technology, we develop actuators and control systems that manage the flow of gases and liquids, contributing widely from pressure control in high-tech factories and laboratories such as pharmaceutical plants, LCDs, and biotechnology, to water treatment facilities closely related to daily life, steelworks for basic materials, and power plants as part of social infrastructure.
