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We engineer miniature, powerful, lightweight nitinol actuators to replace motors and solenoids. Nitinol actuators are used to release spring-loaded latches or triggers. They are commonly used to lock hospital medication carts and to release payloads in drones. Nitinol A nitinol actuator weighing only 0.7 ounces can lift a 7 pound bowling ball; over 150x its own weight. That’s the equivalent of a grown man lifting a loaded cement truck. This actuator is also only slightly thicker than a human hair and thus can fit in almost any space. They Nitinol actuators are perfect for any application where compact, silent, non-magnetic, electrically driven, high force, linear motion is desired. Applications include robotics, scientific instruments, automation, hobby, automotive, medical, and aerospace. Nitinol actuators are great for replacing motors that create linear motion. Motors are, by design, rotary devices. Translating rotation into linear motion is less efficient than the direct linear motion provided by nitinol actuators, and also requires gearboxes and linkages. Nitinol actuators are linear by design and most appropriate for linear motion. what’s the difference? Nitinol is an abbreviation for Nickel Titanium. Shape memory alloy is a type of Nitinol that is engineered is a trade name of SAES Group’s brand of shape memory alloy wire. Our Nitinol actuation technology has been widely featured, including at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Consumer Electronics Show, NY & Milan Fashion weeks. As shown on the model below, a nitinol actuator wire as*embly created the elegant expansion of the complex