For your search of the original brand KTJ electric actuators, slide units, linear guides, and ball screws, please contact King Tech Japan.
The KTJ electric actuators are available in the KT series and KN series. We offer two types of ball screw precision: standard grade and precision grade.
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basic information
KTJ electric actuators are ideal for the automation of machines/devices. The KT series offers a lineup of sizes 30, 40, 50, 60, 86, and 100. You can choose the number of blocks from 1 or 2. Please check the type of motor flange and adapter bracket that you prefer. Additionally, the operating noise is very quiet, making it suitable for various working environments.
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We will respond to the automation of devices and the efficiency of production lines. Automation of warehouses / Automation of solution coating operations / Automation of work transportation operations / Automation of screw tightening processes, etc.
Company information
Our company manufactures and sells KTJ electric actuators. We also provide products tailored to our customers' needs, focusing on linear guides, ball screws, couplings, and other linear motion components. We are an authorized distributor of SATA products. For detailed specifications on gear racks, DD motors, and more, please contact us separately. If you are interested in SATA products for the Japanese market, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. We have extensive experience in manufacturing automation equipment and are here to support your automation needs. We offer proposals for AI solutions, supporting our customers from both software and hardware perspectives. We also accept contract work for mold processing. Our mission is to support our customers' businesses and provide innovative solutions. We are always pursuing our customers' success and will provide suitable automation equipment tailored to their requirements and needs. Please feel free to contact us and take advantage of our services.
