OverviewThe NJ-SERVO electric motor driven actuator uses an electric motor drive system with a dedicated servo motor and a stroke displacement measurement sensor to enable high-accuracy test control. Compared with hydraulic actuators, the system configuration is simpler, easing maintenance while reducing power consumption and footprint. The system supports a wide range of test types and offers high expandability, from endurance evaluations of vehicle and aircraft bodies and assemblies to endurance tests of standalone parts; from multi-axis configurations combining multiple actuators to uniaxial tests; and from sine wave excitation to working-waveform simulation tests.
Features- Same test force capacity assured for static and dynamic tests
- Supports high-speed testing up to 72 cm/sec
- High peak reproducibility with high-accuracy measurement and control
- Approx. 75% power savings compared with hydraulic actuators of similar specifications; motor-driven operation supplies only the power required per test
- Simpler system configuration than hydraulic systems — easier maintenance and space savings
- High expandability for various test types (endurance of assemblies, parts testing, multi-axis and uniaxial tests)
- Supports waveform types from sine waves to working-waveform simulation
- Can be driven solely by a servo amplifier and a controller for simplified system integration
Downloads- Shimadzu Analytical and Measuring Instruments [PDF / 11.13MB]
- Instruments for Evaluations Rubber and Plastics [PDF / 2.46MB]
- Dynamic and Fatigue Testing Systems [PDF / 68.74MB]
- NJ-SERVO - Electric Motor Driven Actuator [PDF / 10.58MB]
Manuals- NJ-SERVO Instruction Manual [PDF / 3.17MB]
ApplicationsDocuments | Creation Date
Three-Point Bending Fatigue Tests of Welded Material Using the SEM Servopulser | 2024-11-19
Shear Fatigue Testing of Adhesives | 2024-11-19
Specifications- Product type: Electric motor driven actuator (servo motor driven)
- Stroke displacement measurement sensor for high-accuracy control
- High-accuracy test control via dedicated servo motor
- Maximum test speed: up to 72 cm/sec
- Same force capacity for static and dynamic tests
- High peak reproducibility and high-accuracy measurement/control
- Significant power savings vs hydraulic actuators (approx. 75%)
- Simpler system configuration — easier maintenance and space savings
- Supports uniaxial and multi-axis configurations and a wide range of test waveforms
- Drive option: operable with servo amplifier and controller alone