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Linear Motor Components

Also listed as Linear Motors

Synchronous linear motors: iron-core, coreless, water-cooled, tubular.

Three rectangular linear motor stages with metallic tops and black bases, each featuring multiple mounting holes and orange connectors, are arranged on a light gray surface.

4 products

  • A rectangular linear motor with a silver top plate, black base, and orange cable, shown isolated on a white background.

    LMSA Series

    Iron-core linear motors with high power density and minimal cogging: peak force 4,458 N

    Continuous force 52–1,579 N

    Iron-core Minimal cogging

  • A 3D rendering of a linear actuator with a black base and a white rectangular sliding carriage, shown extended on a rail, used for precise linear motion in automation systems.

    LMC Series

    Coreless linear motors with epoxy-cast coils: no cogging, low inertia, high acceleration

    Coreless Zero cogging

  • A rectangular metallic linear actuator with a white top, black front, and visible holes, mounted on a gray base, featuring an orange connector on one end.

    LMFA Series

    Water-cooled iron-core motors for sustained high power: peak force up to 20,827 N, UL certified

    Iron-core Water-cooled

Why HIWIN

Thrust without contact.

No contact, no wear

The forcer never touches the stator: no backlash, no recirculating parts, and dynamics limited by physics rather than friction.

36 N to 20.8 kN peak

Coreless sprinters with zero cogging through water-cooled iron-core workhorses cover the full force spectrum; LMSA and LMFA are UL certified.

Stroke without limit

Stators extend segment by segment and carry multiple independent forcers, so one axis serves several carriages.

A ballscrew-shaped option

Tubular LMT motors install like the ballscrew they replace, bringing direct drive to existing envelope designs.

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