Push and pull actuation

Push-Pull Solenoids

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

Short answer

What are push-pull solenoids?

Push-pull solenoids are selected when a product needs defined linear movement in either push or pull direction. They are often evaluated around available space, starting force, holding behavior, and the mechanical interface. TAKAHA reviews push-pull solenoids for OEM products using application data such as voltage, stroke, force, duty cycle, dimensions, mounting, lifecycle, and production quantity.

Key Features

Defined actuation direction for mechanical release or engagement
Compact packaging for product assemblies
Custom plunger, spring, and end-stop review
Designed around electrical and thermal constraints

Available Configurations

Push action
Pull action
Spring return or mechanism-assisted return
Custom brackets, shafts, and mechanical interfaces

Typical Specifications

Voltage 12 VDC / 24 VDC / custom

Stroke Example: 3 mm to 12 mm / 0.12" to 0.47"

Force Specified at required stroke position

Duty cycle Defined by on-time, off-time, and ambient temperature

Mounting Thread, bracket, frame, or custom assembly interface

Applications

Latch release
Safety interlocks
Dispensing equipment
Robotic end-effectors and compact mechanisms

Custom Options

Push or pull force profile
Plunger material and surface treatment
Return spring design
Noise and impact reduction
Connector and wire routing

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

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