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| Established in 1980, E•DRIVE Design, Inc. set out to produce and market a unique line of U.S. Built precision machine components along with promoting its machine design services.
E•DRIVE's principals have served the machine tool industry in both design and management capacities since the early 1970s and understand the needs of today's customers. Since its' inception, E•DRIVE customers have enjoyed an unsurpassed commitment to superior quality, integrity, and customer service at Airline Hydraulics. All of our efforts are directed toward designing and manufacturing quality products.
Our experienced staff will provide as much technical support as needed to assist in the design and application requirements of your specific project. |
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Actuator
The VecTac VT™ was designed to accept virtually any manufacturers' NEMA 23, 34 and 42 frame motor, has a thrust range of 400 to 2,000 lbs. and a linear velocity capability of up to 40 inches per second. It's relative small size as well as the ease of adapting to any of the standard unit mounting styles makes the VT series a good fit in most linear motion industrial applications. Hall effect and Reed type limit switches are available. |
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Limit Switch
These sealed assemblies are compact and self contained and can easily be adapted to E•DRIVE Precision Linear Actuators or any device requiring feedback. The units are available in two basic models, rotary and linear, with the rotary unit having the option of being supplied with an encoder. The ES unit provides up to 27 inch linear travel based on a .25 inch lead. The ELS unit provides up to 13 inches of travel.
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Low Profile Slide
E•DRIVE LOW PROFILE SLIDES are designed for precision metal cutting applications where space limitations or hostile environments pose a problem. The unusually low profile minimizes the moment loading, making these particularly valuable in machine tool and other highly loaded applications. These rugged units have ductile iron slides running on hardened and ground steel ways. The slides utilizes a full length gib guiding over one way to obtain a superior length to width ratio which results in smooth and accurate operation. These assemblies are compact and self contained and are easily and economically adapted to existing or new machines.
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