600700C

600700C is a product designation used across manufacturing and engineering catalogs to refer to a family of compact linear actuators. The code is commonly found in supplier catalogs and parts databases, where the first digits indicate the series and the trailing letters denote a variant class. The 600700C family is designed for precise, small-footprint motion control in automated systems.

Actuator design and features: Components are built with a rigid, corrosion-resistant housing, typically aluminum, and may use a brushless DC drive or an integrated stepper drive depending on the vendor. The devices offer inline or right-angle mounting, standard bore sizes for accessories, and options such as integrated limit switches, encoders, and over-travel protection. They are intended for low to moderate force applications and short to moderate travel strokes, with voltage ranges that can vary from a few volts to tens of volts and current control for smooth motion.

Variants and configurations: Common variants include versions with and without encoders, with built-in controllers, and with different mounting footprints. The 600700C designation may coexist with other family codes (for example, 600700A or 600700B) that differ in electronics, materials, or accessory options.

Applications: The 600700C family is used in laboratory equipment, robotics, packaging, and small automation tasks requiring precise, compact actuation.

History and context: The naming convention reflects a modular cataloging approach common in automation suppliers, enabling interoperability across vendors and compatibility with standard accessories.