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Tubular linear motor

LinMot P01-48 (incl. P01-48 HP)

LinMot's largest 48 mm P01 tubular motor, giving over 1 kN peak on a 48/72 VDC supply. Stainless-steel versions are available for hygienic and wash-down use.

Key specifications

Ingress protectionIP65
Peak force (max)1,020 N
Continuous force (max)408 N
Stroke (max)1,840 mm
Linear speed (max)4.1 m/s

Summarised in our own words from NTI AG's published data; series maxima, individual models vary. Last checked 2026-10-29. Source 1 · Source 2 · Source 3 · Source 4 · Source 5

Notes on this data

1020 N peak (at 72 VDC, P01-48x360F-HP) and 408 N sustained (P01-48 HP) are from linmot.com. The x360F-HP datasheet gives 374 N continuous with fan cooling. Stroke sources disagree: linmot.com lists 1710 mm, the P01-48x240F datasheet 1830 mm, and the P01-48x150G-HP datasheet 1840 mm extended stroke (the value used). The 4.1 m/s speed is for P01-48x150G-HP at 72 VDC. IP65 is the standard motor rating; SSC stainless stators are listed as IP69K.

Specify Motion is not affiliated with NTI AG. LinMot and P01-48 (incl. P01-48 HP) are used only to identify the product. Comparisons use published figures; always confirm against the current datasheet.

Typical applications

Heavy pick-and-placeForming and pressingFood and pharma (stainless versions)Packaging

Alternatives that meet or exceed these figures

Engineers often come to us with a LinMot part number and leave with an alternative that is easier to source, quicker to deliver or a better fit for the machine. These 3 series from our supply network are the closest match on published figures.

Iron-core linear motor

Akribis Systems AQM

Meets or exceeds on all 4 published figures compared

Narrow, cost-effective iron-core linear motors with low cogging for long-stroke, space-constrained axes.

Published maximumP01-48 (incl. P01-48 HP)AQM
Peak force1,020 N1,243 N meets or exceeds
Continuous force408 N506 N meets or exceeds
Speed4.1 m/s5 m/s meets or exceeds
Stroke1,840 mm100,000 mm meets or exceeds
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Ironless linear motor

Akribis Systems AUM

Meets or exceeds on all 3 published figures compared

U-channel ironless linear motors with zero cogging, six sizes from 3 N to nearly 2 kN continuous, for fast settling precision stages.

Published maximumP01-48 (incl. P01-48 HP)AUM
Peak force1,020 N16,200 N meets or exceeds
Continuous force408 N1,980 N meets or exceeds
Speed4.1 m/s5 m/s meets or exceeds
Stroke1,840 mm—
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Ironless linear motor

Akribis Systems AWM

Meets or exceeds on all 3 published figures compared

Vacuum-compatible ironless linear motors with high motor constant and zero cogging, six sizes.

Published maximumP01-48 (incl. P01-48 HP)AWM
Peak force1,020 N3,845.3 N meets or exceeds
Continuous force408 N769.1 N meets or exceeds
Speed4.1 m/s5 m/s meets or exceeds
Stroke1,840 mm—
View AWM →

Figures are the highest published for each series and are not always measured the same way. A higher figure is not automatically a better choice: mounting, duty cycle, feedback, connectors and approvals matter too. An engineer will check the fit against your application before recommending anything.

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