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OEMDynamics Enhanced HLD Actuators

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Thursday, December 03, 2009

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The HLD 60-H3 actuator features a sturdy and seamless magnetically retained seal strip.

OEMDynamics (Santa Clara, CA) announces enhanced features on the HLD 60-H3 Actuator. The enhanced features include:

No gearhead required.
No brake required in many vertical applications.
Achieves lengths greater than 3 meters without attributable losses in performance.
Sturdy and seamless magnetically retained seal strip.
Meets European Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.

For more information visit www.oemdynamics.com

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