Forestry Applications

Linear Actuators in the Forestry Industry

Forestry linear actuators are quickly taking the place of the bulky and high-maintenance hydraulic systems which have been traditionally used in sawmills. One of the main reasons for this transition is electric actuation is clean, quiet, and requires almost no maintenance to keep it running smoothly.

From edging and canter saws, to log clamping and debarking, the rugged electric actuators produced here at Creative Motion Control are the perfect solution for your motion control needs. The parts produced in our facilities are specifically designed for harsh environments, so we choose designs and materials that exceed our clients’ expectations every time.

Our powerful electric linear actuators are built from damage-resistant materials and provide precision and high force positioning at high speeds. Similarly, our actuators can endure brutal weather environments and heavy sawdust. Our forestry actuators are used in a variety of logging applications and are famous for their consistency and dependability. You can rest assured that regardless of the area, type of lumber, or size of the operation, our forestry actuators will perform exactly as intended.

The Role of Electric Linear Actuators in Forestry Applications

The forestry and lumber industries are harsh environments, among the most demanding in terms of machinery wear-and-tear. Uneven work surfaces, logs and trunks of different sizes, and around-the-clock operations are just some of the elements that can affect the performance of your equipment. Luckily, our electric forestry actuators are designed to perform under the most demanding environments, plus our team can tweak our designs to match your specific requirements.

You can find Creative Motion Control’s electric actuators in a range of forestry applications and machines. These include:

  • Debarking and log clamping
  • Canter saws and edging saws
  • Arbor gang systems
  • Veneer peeling machines
  • Flying saws
  • Pre-presses and presses
  • Band mills and chippers