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LHS Series
Compact Precision. Zero Air Required.
10+ Years R&D
1000+ Installations
Setup in <5 Minutes
Key Features
Technical capabilities designed for precision and reliability.
- Non-captive direct lead screw design – converts rotary stepper motor motion directly into linear thrust with no belts, pulleys, or gearboxes to maintain
- NEMA 17 motor (LHS-005) – ~50 lbf thrust for low-profile and compact installations
- NEMA 23 motor (LHS-020) – 200 lbf thrust for intermediate web guides and retrofit replacements
- NEMA 34 motor (LHS-030) – 300 lbf thrust for larger intermediate web guides (80in/2m or higher) or smaller unwind/rewinds and retrofit replacements
- LP (Low Profile) configuration – 50 lbf, 1–4 in stroke, fixed mount for space-constrained intermediate guides and typically used with Roll-2-Roll® Web Guides smaller than 20in or 500 mm
- RF (Retrofit) configuration – 200–300 lbf, 4–12 in stroke, fixed mount and no actuator pivoting (should be handled in the actuator mout) for drop-in pneumatic and hydraulic replacements
- TG configuration – 200–300 lbf, 4 in stroke, front and rear rod eye options for floating mount opion. Easy installation with a pin or sholder bolt in the front and rear to attach the existing fixed and moving frame of the web guide mechanism
Key Benefits
Measurable business value and operational improvements.
- Stop losing production to slow, imprecise actuators – the LHS Series delivers positioning accuracy of ±0.1 mm with speeds up to 4 in/sec, keeping your web on-center without operator intervention
- Eliminate air compressor costs – LHS actuators run on low voltage (24/48V for the driver); no air lines, no compressor, no wasted energy
- Drop in a retrofit replacement – the RF and TG configurations use standard mounting patterns (pivot, rod eye, clevis) so you can upgrade from pneumatic and hydraulic actuators without re-engineering your guide frames
- Fit actuators where others cannot – NEMA 17-based LHS actuators deliver 50 lbf of thrust in a compact package small enough for the tightest web paths
- Simplify your drive electronics – pair with MC QD motor drivers for SCU5 controller or the SCU6x with built-in stepper driver for a clean, integrated system
Specifications
Detailed technical specifications and performance data.
| Specification | LHS-005-0400-LP | LHS-xxx-xxxx-WG | LHS-0200-xxxx-RF/TG | LHS-030-xxxx-RF/TG |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thrust | 50 lbf | 50–200 lbf | 200 lbf | Up to 300 lbf |
| Stroke Length | 2–4 in (50 mm - 100 mm) | 1–3 in (25–76 mm) | 4–6 in (100–150 mm) | 6 - 12 in (150–300 mm) |
| Maximum Speed | 2.63 in/sec or 67 mm/sec | 1.32 in/sec or 33.5 mm/sec | 0.59 in/sec or 15 mm/sec | 0.5 in/sec or 12.7 mm/sec |
| Drive Voltage | 24 VDC | 24 VDC | 24 VDC | 24/48 VDC |
| Driver Current (RMS) | 2 A | 2 A | 2 A | 5.5A |
| Power Source | MC QD 1140/1141 or SCU6x MD | MC QD 1140/1141 or SCU6x MD | MC QD 1140/1141 or SCU6x MD | MC QD 1180/1181 or SCU6x MxD |
| Actuator Type | Direct Lead Screw | |||
| Motor Type | Brushless Bi-polar Stepper, 1.8° resolution | |||
| Mounting | Fixed | Fixed | RF: Fixed TG: Pivot / Rod Eye / Clevis | RF: Fixed TG: Pivot / Rod Eye / Clevis |
| Intermediate Web Guide | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Off-Shelf Replacement | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Documentation & Downloads
CAD files, datasheets, manuals, and technical documentation.
Quick Start Guides
Step-by-step setup guides for this product.
Product Videos
Watch demonstrations, tutorials, and application examples.
How to Set the Actuator Parameters in SCU5 Controller
Setting the Parameters of SCU5 for Servo Center Operation using a Physical or Electronic Position.
