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MightyZAP 17Lf Servo Series Mini Linear Actuator - 50mm stroke

17Lf Servo Series Mini Linear Servo Actuator

  • 50mm stroke
  • Rated load: 17N (105mm/s) | 27N (82mm/s) | 50N (28mm/s)
  • Protocol: RS485

Description

Compact design with integrated drive, position sensor, DC motor, and gearbox.

Improved durability and higher speed at comparable rated load compared to the 12Lf series, thanks to a larger 17 mm diameter DC motor.

Position, current, and speed control with feedback on position and current.

Easy control via digital I/O interface on the expansion port – no programming required.

The “Action” feature allows saving and executing user-defined motion sequences.

Available stroke lengths: 27, 37, 50, and 87 mm (*).
The stroke can be extended in 3-mm increments by adjusting the long stroke limit through the Total Manager software.

Rated load range from 17 N to 70 N, depending on the lead angle and stroke length.

Speed decreases as rated load increases – higher load means lower speed.

Supports RS-485 MODBUS-RTU protocol (IR Open Protocol not available).

Technical data

Rated
Load
Stroke Communication Rated Load /
Max Speed(No Load)
Stall Force at Current
(1.6A / 800mA / 200mA)
Mechanical
Self Lock
(Z Axis Use)
Lead Screw / Gear Ratio / Gear Type
RS-485
17N 37mm (40mm*) 17Lf-17F-37 17N / 105mm/s 90N / 58N / 23N No
(Pay attention to application)
Lead Angle 16.2° / 9.3:1 / Engineering Plastic Gears
50mm (53mm*) 17Lf-17F-50
87mm (90mm*) 17Lf-17F-87
20N 27mm (30mm*) 17Lf-20F-27 20N / 117mm/s Lead Angle 22.2° / 9.3:1 / Engineering Plastic Gears
27N 37mm (40mm*) 17Lf-27F-37 27N / 82mm/s 96N / 68N / 27N Lead Angle 12.3°/ 9.3:1 / Engineering Plastic Gears
50mm (53mm*) 17Lf-27F-50
87mm (90mm*) 17Lf-27F-87
35N 27mm (30mm*) 17Lf-35F-27 35N / 90mm/s Lead Angle 17° / 9.3:1 / Engineering Plastic Gears
50N 37mm (40mm*) 17Lf-50F-37 50N / 28mm/s  182N / 129N / 50N Yes
(Applicable)
Lead Angle 4.16° / 9.3:1 / Engineering Plastic Gears
50mm (53mm*) 17Lf-50F-50
87mm (90mm*) 17Lf-50F-87
70N 27mm  (30mm*) 17Lf-70F-27 70N / 30mm/s Lead Angle 5.82° / 9.3:1 / Engineering Plastic Gears


(*): Maximum stroke length when adjusting long stroke limit through Total Manager Software

17Lf Servo Series Common Specifications
Repeatability Stroke Unidirectional
27mm / 37mm 30μm(0.03mm)
50mm 40μm(0.04mm)
87mm 50μm(0.05mm)
Mechanical Backlash 0.03mm(30μm)
Rod Type  Metal Alloy Rod
Motor Type Coreless DC (17mm diameter)
Rated Voltage 12VDC
Motor Watt 3.8W
Recommended Duty Cycle At Rated Load At Max Applicable Load
Max 50% Max 20%
Current Accuracy ±15%at Over 50mA
Position Sensor 10KΩlinear Potentiometer
Input Voltage Range 7 ~13V (Rated 12VDC)
Current Consumption Idle at Rated Load Stall
Default Setting MAX
Under 30mA  400mA 800mA 1600mA
Audible Noise Approx. 50db at 1m
LED Indication Two Errors Indications (Input voltage, Overload)
Communication Method / Protocol RS-485 / MODBUS RTU (IR Open protocol is not supported)
Pulse Signal / Pulse Range PWM mode to be added later by I/O Port
Ingress Protection IP-54(Dust & Water Tight)
Dimension(LxHxW) / Wight
(Dimension excluding the rod-end tip and hinge)
27mm 57.5x40.6x23mm / 65.5g
40mm 86.8x57.9x23mm / 113.5g
53mm 111.5x57.9x23mm / 140g
87mm 151.5x57.9x23mm / 188g
Operating Temperature -10℃~ 60℃
Wire Harness Comm./Power RS-485 Molex to Molex Type(Molex 510650400, 4pins) / 200mm length, 0.08×60(22AWG)
I/O Port I/O Port Wire harness : Molex 510210500, 5pins / 200mm length, 0.16 x 7 (26AWG)

 

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