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Thomson Electrak 10

Older general-purpose DC rod actuator offered with acme or ball screw up to 6.8 kN; Thomson now files it under legacy products.

Thomson lists this series as legacy. We can help with spares for installed machines, a migration to the replacement, or an alternative.

Key specifications

Ingress protectionIP65 optional
Temperature-25–65 °C
Force (max)6,800 N
Stroke (max)610 mm
Linear speed (max)61 mm/s
Screw typeacme or ball
Supply12, 24, 36 Vdc
Duty25% at full load, 25 C
SizesAcme screw: 2,250 N dynamic / 11,350 N static; 54 mm/s no load, Ball screw: 6,800 N dynamic / 18,000 N static; 61 mm/s no load

Summarised in our own words from Regal Rexnord's published data; series maxima, individual models vary. Last checked 2026-10-29. Source 1

Notes on this data

Metric as printed. Status inferred from the page sitting under Thomson's /legacy/ section; page itself does not state status or replacement. Standard IP rating not stated. Applications not listed on page; entry is generic.

Specify Motion is not affiliated with Regal Rexnord. Thomson and Electrak 10 are used only to identify the product. Comparisons use published figures; always confirm against the current datasheet.

Typical applications

General industrial and mobile equipment

Alternatives that meet or exceed these figures

Engineers often come to us with a Thomson 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.

Meets or exceeds on all 3 published figures compared

General-purpose electric rod actuator in six sizes with solid, bronze or ball screws and inline or reverse-parallel motor mounting; a broad pneumatic/hydraulic replacement workhorse.

Published maximumElectrak 10RSA-ST (standard thrust)
Force6,800 N17,917 N meets or exceeds
Stroke610 mm1,524 mm meets or exceeds
Speed61 mm/s3,124 mm/s meets or exceeds
View RSA-ST (standard thrust) →
Meets or exceeds on all 3 published figures compared

Ball-screw servo electric cylinder in seven frame sizes from 32 to 150, with inline or reverse-parallel motor mounting and optional force sensing, aimed at hydraulic and pneumatic replacement.

Published maximumElectrak 10SRB Linear Servo Actuator
Force6,800 N49,033 N meets or exceeds
Stroke610 mm1,000 mm meets or exceeds
Speed61 mm/s1,250 mm/s meets or exceeds
View SRB Linear Servo Actuator →
Meets or exceeds on 2 of 3 figures

Economical stainless-tube electric rod actuator in sizes 10, 15 and 20, aimed at replacing pneumatic cylinders for gating, sorting and diverting; SS1/SS2 options give an all-stainless, IP69K washdown build.

Published maximumElectrak 10ERD (incl. ERD-SS1 / ERD-SS2 stainless…
Force6,800 N2,224 N
Stroke610 mm610 mm meets or exceeds
Speed61 mm/s1,016 mm/s meets or exceeds
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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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