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SHA TECHNOLOGY TRANSFORMS COINING & PIERCING PRESS PERFORMANCE
In this case study, a special machine builder for the appliance industry replaced their outdated hydraulic system with Kyntronics Hybrid Electro-Hydraulic Actuators (SHA).
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SAVE ENERGY, IMPROVE SAFETY & REDUCE OPERATING COSTS WITH HYBRID SHA PRECISION ACTUATION SOLUTION
This actuator brings together the force of hydraulics and the precise control of servo systems, all in a sealed, all-in-one electro-hydraulic actuator that dramatically reduces energy usage and operating costs.
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ACTUATOR TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION: REAL-WORLD APPLICATIONS FROM KYNTRONICS
This compilation video showcases the power and versatility of our Hybrid Electro-Hydraulic Actuators (SHA) in action—from industrial and aerospace to defense and medical systems.
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ELIMINATE TRADITIONAL HYDRAULICS WITH SHA FROM KYNTRONICS
Built as an all-in-one solution, each actuator includes an integrated motor, pump, control system, and sealed cylinder. The result? A quiet, compact, and clean motion control system with no hoses, no leaks, and no fluid maintenance.
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METAL FORMING SOLUTIONS REINVENTED WITH HYBRID ELECTRO-HYDRAULIC ACTUATORS
These actuators are purpose-built to meet the intense demands of the metal forming and fabrication industries. By fusing servo control precision with the force capabilities of hydraulics, SHA systems outperform traditional hydraulic setups in both reliability and control.

Webinars

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A COMPREHENSIVE COMPARISON OF ELECTRO-MECHANICAL ACTUATORS (EMAS) VS. KYNTRONICS’ ELECTRIC SERVO LINEAR ACTUATORS
Tune in for a 30-minute webinar where we'll explore the key differences between Electro-Mechanical Actuators (EMAs) and Kyntronics' hybrid electro-hydraulic actuation solutions. This session is designed for engineers and technical decision-makers seeking to optimize their actuation systems and eliminate potential "finger pointing" issues.
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MITIGATING PREMATURE FAILURES AND HOW KYNTRONICS' ACTUATOR SOLUTIONS ENSURE RELIABILITY
Join the Kyntronics team for a 30-minute webinar where we'll explore how to minimize the impact of challenging operating conditions such as side-loading, concentrated wear, fatigue failures, and shock loads on actuation systems. This session is designed for engineers and technical decision-makers seeking to enhance reliability and reduce maintenance costs.
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HYBRID ELECTRO-HYDRAULIC ACTUATOR (SHA) TECHNICAL OVERVIEW AND PRODUCT UPDATE
A webinar where we'll delve into the technical aspects of Kyntronics' Hybrid Electro-Hydraulic Actuators (SHA). This session is designed for engineers and technical decision-makers seeking to understand the SHA's capabilities and how it compares to traditional electro-mechanical actuators (EMAs) and hydraulic cylinder actuators.
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OPTIMIZING MACHINE DESIGNS: EFFICIENCIES, RELIABILITY, INGRESS PROTECTION, AND MORE
Join us for a 30-minute webinar where we'll delve into the critical aspects of how actuator selection can optimize machine designs through improved efficiencies, reliability, and ingress protection. This session is designed for engineers and technical decision-makers seeking to enhance their actuation systems.
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ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ACTUATION TECHNOLOGIES - WHICH IS BEST FOR YOUR APPLICATION?
Join the Kyntronics team for a 35-minute webinar where we'll explore key considerations when deciding between hydraulic cylinders, electro-mechanical actuators or hybrid electro-hydraulic technology. This session is designed for engineers and technical decision-makers seeking to optimize their actuation systems by leveraging the best of both technologies while avoiding their drawbacks.