T TAKAHA Electromagnetic Motion

Linear motion

Linear Solenoids

Linear solenoids convert electrical energy into short-stroke linear motion. They are used when an OEM product needs a compact, fast, and repeatable push or pull action inside a mechanical assembly.

TAKAHA builds electromagnetic actuator components for OEM motion applications, not fluid-control solenoid valves.

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Short answer

What are linear solenoids?

Linear solenoids convert electrical energy into short-stroke linear motion. They are used when an OEM product needs a compact, fast, and repeatable push or pull action inside a mechanical assembly. TAKAHA reviews linear solenoids for OEM products using application data such as voltage, stroke, force, duty cycle, dimensions, mounting, lifecycle, and production quantity.

Key Features

  • Short-stroke push or pull motion for compact mechanisms
  • DC voltage options for embedded equipment and industrial products
  • Design review around force, stroke, heat, and duty cycle
  • Mounting and plunger geometry can be adapted for the application

Available Configurations

  • Push, pull, or push-pull action
  • Intermittent or continuous duty design targets
  • Open frame, enclosed, or application-specific housing concepts
  • Lead wire, terminal, or connector options

Typical Specifications

Voltage 12 VDC / 24 VDC / custom
Stroke Example: 5 mm to 15 mm / 0.20" to 0.59"
Force Specified by stroke position and duty cycle
Duty cycle Intermittent or continuous, depending on thermal design
Dimensions Documented in mm and inch for global sourcing teams

Applications

  • Locking and release mechanisms
  • Industrial automation equipment
  • Vending and dispensing modules
  • Office and commercial equipment

Custom Options

  • Stroke and plunger shape
  • Coil resistance and power consumption
  • Mounting bracket or housing
  • Return spring and end-stop behavior
  • Wire lead length and connector

Drawing / datasheet CTA

Send drawings, samples, or target specifications for review

Include the motion requirement, installation space, electrical limits, lifecycle target, and expected quantity if available.

Drawing or CAD reference Voltage and duty cycle Stroke / angle and force / torque Annual volume or project stage

Related categories

Other solenoid actuator options

Push and pull actuation Push-Pull Solenoids Application-specific push or pull actuation for equipment, assemblies, and mechanisms. Angular motion Rotary Solenoids Fast angular motion for indexing, locking, sorting, and mechanical switching. Low-power holding Latching Solenoids Energy-saving actuation for products that need to hold position without continuous power.