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Used Actuators in Oregon, USA

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    Linkbelt 4300 Oil Cooler # 890156

    • Manufacturer: Link-Belt

    Linkbelt, 4300, 4300Q, Quantum, Oil Cooler,(OC-4300 Linkbelt, E2J0022 ) *ICEBOX Replacement part for OEM*@

    $5,454 USD

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    Est. $107/mo

    Sweet Home, OR
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    Vibromax W1106D Combo Unit # 890736

    • Manufacturer: Vibromax

    Vibromax, W1106D, Radiator/ Oil Cooler Combo *ICEBOX Replacement part for OEM*@

    $2,588 USD
    Sweet Home, OR
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    Traks Shroud # 890565

    • Manufacturer: Traks

    Traks, Shroud, (RS-7888), *ICEBOX Replacement part for OEM*&

    $1,220 USD
    Sweet Home, OR
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    Hydac Oil Cooler # 890619

    • Manufacturer: Hydac

    Hydac, ELD2H3.512SIBP2, Hydraulic Oil Cooler, Core:10x10x2.5 *ICEBOX Replacement part for OEM*@

    $1,220 USD
    Sweet Home, OR
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    Spyder Oil Cooler # 940217

    • Manufacturer: Spyder

    Spyder, Forklift, Oil Cooler *ICEBOX Replacement part for OEM*@

    $1,220 USD
    Sweet Home, OR
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Overview

Actuators are devices that convert energy into motion, commonly used in industrial automation, robotics, and machinery to control various systems and components. They come in various types, including hydraulic, pneumatic, and electric, each suited for specific applications and offering different advantages in terms of speed, force, and precision.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying an actuator?

Consider the type of energy source (hydraulic, pneumatic, or electric), the required force and speed, the operating environment, and compatibility with your existing systems.

How do I ensure the actuator is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable shipping service and ensure the actuator is properly packaged to prevent damage. It's advisable to follow the manufacturer's shipping guidelines.

What is the maintenance schedule for an actuator?

Maintenance depends on the type of actuator. Generally, it involves regular inspections, lubrication of moving parts, and checking for wear and tear. Always refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.