KINKO Multi-Turn Electric Actuators

KINKO multi-turn electric actuators provide 2–1350 turn output for gate, globe, and sluice valve automation. With ISO 5210 flange connection and up to 12,000Nm torque, they deliver reliable performance in power, water treatment, and industrial process applications.


Behind Every Solution:

 

  • Torque up to 12,000Nm
  • ISO 5210 flange connection
  • Non-intrusive commissioning
  • Absolute encoder position sensing
Multi-Turn Electrical Actuator
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FAQ

What is the output range of multi-turn electric actuators?
They provide 2–1350 turns of output, suitable for gate, globe, and sluice valves.
What is the maximum torque available?
KINKO multi-turn actuators deliver up to 12,000Nm torque for large valve automation.
What mounting standard do they use?
They are designed with ISO 5210 flange connection for easy valve mounting.
How is position feedback provided?
An absolute encoder provides accurate position feedback without battery backup, ensuring reliability after power loss.
Is non-intrusive commissioning available?
Yes, our multi-turn actuators support non-intrusive parameter setting via infrared remote or Bluetooth, reducing maintenance time.
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