Linear Solenoids
Linear solenoid – powerful and high-performance electromagnet for demanding motion
We have a large assortment of solenoids, and offer a wide range of linear solenoids for controlling motion in both simple and demanding applications. A solenoid acts as an electromagnet that provides fast, linear force in pulling, pushing or combined solutions.
Our wide range of linear solenoids includes products for both AC (BAC series) and DC (BDC series), with common voltages such as 12V, 24V, 110V and 230V. The long stroke design of the solenoid provides increased performance at longer stroke lengths. Customizations such as return springs, push rods and various custom mounting options are available for the solenoids.
For more information, advice or pricing, you are welcome to contact us.
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BDC0
Power supply: DC
Length: 30 mm
Width: 10 mm
Height: 12,7 mm
Stroke length: max. 9 mm -
BDC1
Power supply: DC
Length: 27 mm
Width: 20 mm
Height: 22 mm
Stroke length: max. 6 mm -
BDC2
Power supply: AC & DC
Length: 42,2 mm
Width: 15,9 mm
Height: 20 mm
Stroke length: max 18 mm -
BDC3
Power supply: DC
Length: 35.3 mm
Width: 25.4mm
Height: 32mm
Stroke length AC – 15mm max
Stroke length DC – 12mm max -
BDC4
Power supply: AC & DC
Längd: 57.7mm
Width: 25.4mm
Height: 32mm
Stroke length: max 24 mm -
BDC5
Power supply: AC & DC
Längd: 50.8mm
Bredd: 41.3
Height: 48.8mm
Stroke length: max 24 mm -
BDC6
Power supply: DC
Length: 36.8mm
Width: 20mm
Height: 25mm
Stroke length: 13mm max -
BDC7
Power supply: DC
Length: 78.5mm
Width: 50.8mm
Height: 57.2mm
Stroke length: 36mm max -
BMO-0630L
Power supply: DC
Length: 29.5mm
Width: 16mm
Height: 19.2mm
Stroke length: 6mm max -
BMO-0630S
Power supply: DC
Length: 29.5mm
Width: 16mm
Height: 19.2mm
Stroke length: 6mm max -
BS3
Power supply: DC
Length: 45mm
Width: 25.4mm
Height: 32.4mm (max)
Stroke length: 16mm max -
BS5
Power supply: DC
Length: 66.8mm
Width: 41.3mm
Height: 48.8mm (max)
Stroke length: 27mm maximum
Precision in motion with electromechanical solutions
Electromechanical actuators, which convert electrical energy into controlled linear motion, are essential in automated systems. They are used to open and close valves, release latches or control mechanical movements with high speed and accuracy. Their compact design and operational reliability make them ideal for use in manufacturing, automotive, process automation and medical technology.
Så fungerar tekniken
Enheten består av en elektrisk spole och en rörlig metallkärna. När ström tillförs skapas ett magnetfält som drar in plungren i en rak rörelse. När strömmen bryts återförs den med hjälp av en fjäder eller annan mekanism – snabbt, exakt och pålitligt.
Range and adaptations
Elektrokomponente offers a wide selection for different applications – from compact models for tight spaces to powerful options for heavier movements. The products are available in several voltages and stroke lengths, with accessories such as springs, seals and connectors with built-in rectifiers.
For demanding environments
IP40 and IP54 rated models withstand vibration, temperature changes and high cycling rates, and are built for reliable operation in everything from stationary machines to mobile units.
Fast response and energy-efficient operation
Response times of less than 50 milliseconds make them ideal for systems where fast actuation is required. The design contributes to low energy consumption and long service life.
Support and quality
All products are delivered with data sheets, CAD files and assembly instructions. Our technical support will help you choose the right model based on power, stroke, voltage and environmental requirements. Elektrokomponenten stands for quality, reliability and solutions that perform – regardless of whether you need a standard variant or a customized design.
Frequently Asked Questions About Linear Solenoids
What is a linear solenoid?
Linear solenoid is an electromechanical device that converts electrical energy into a linear motion – used to pull, push or release mechanical parts in automation systems.
How does a linear solenoid work?
When electric current passes through the coil in the solenoid, a magnetic field is created that pulls a moving core in. When the current is cut off, it returns to its original position by spring or gravity.
What are they used for?
Common in valve control, locks, latches, transportation equipment and medical technology – wherever fast and precise movements are needed.
What voltages are available?
Available for 24 V and 205 V DC, depending on application and control system.
What is the difference between a linear and rotary solenoid?
A linear creates a straight forward or backward motion. Rotary solenoids instead generate a torque. The choice between them depends on the type of motion required in the application.
How to choose the right linear solenoid?
Consider stroke length, force, voltage, IP rating and cycle frequency. Accessories such as springs, seals and rectifier contacts can customize the function.
Can solenoids withstand demanding environments?
Yes, IP40, IP54 and IP65 versions withstand dust, moisture and vibration – designed for reliable operation in industrial environments.