Tolomatic User Guide:
IMA-S Integrated Motor Rod-Style Actuator - Stainless Steel
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P R O D U C T C O N F I G U R A T I O N O V E R V I E W
3 .2 .1 Internal Anti-Rotation Option
IMA-SA33: In order to achieve linear motion with the IMA-S a form of external anti rotation must be
attached to the rod end. If the machine/application design does not allow for this, an internal anti-
rotation option is available on the 33 product size and is designated as with the code “SA”, IMA-SA33.
3 .2 .2 Screw Selection
BN05, BN10, BN20, RN04, RN05, RN10: Both roller screw and ball screw technologies are offered.
Contact Tolomatic for application review and assistance in selecting a screw technology.
3 .2 .3 Motor Voltage
MV21, MV41, MV23, MV43: Available with 230 Vac or 460 Vac and with 1 stack or 3 stack windings.
Contact Tolomatic for application review and assistance in selecting voltage and windings.
3 .2 .4 Internal Holding Brake Option
B=Brake; N=No Brake: A 24V spring held electronically released holding brake (parking brake)
is available. The holding force of the brake is capable of holding the continuous force of the
actuator. The brake is spring set and releases when voltage is applied to the brake. A separate
power source is required.
3 .2 .5 Standard Internally Threaded Rod End
Figure 3-2 Standard Internally threaded rod end
The standard rod end for the IMA-ST is an internally threaded rod end.
3 .2 .6 Optional Externally Threaded Rod End
Figure 3-3 MET: externally threaded rod end
An externally threaded rod end option is available and threads into the standard internal rod end
threads on the IMASx33. Rod end torque 40 ft-lbs (480 in-lbs) {54 N-m}.