SDLA belt-driven linear actuator with 350mm stroke
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SDLA, T-slot compatible

Belt Driven Linear Actuator, 350mm Stroke

SDLA-1020-B-L350

The most popular SDLA length. Belt-driven, NEMA 17 stepper, T-slot compatible mounting on every face.

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Stroke
350mm
Drive
Belt, NEMA 17 stepper
Mounting
Standard T-slot profiles, 80/20 and FramingTech compatible
Connector
Molex Mini-Fit Jr., pre-installed

Belt Driven Linear Actuator, NEMA 17 Stepper, T-Slot Compatible

This actuator features a 350mm stroke length and is designed for easy integration into T-slot aluminum framing.

This modular, belt-driven linear actuator is ideal for industrial automation, prototyping, fixtures, and light-duty motion applications. The actuator is built around T-slot aluminum extrusion, allowing flexible mounting and easy integration with standard framing systems such as 80/20 and FramingTech.

The NEMA 17 stepper motor is pre-installed at our factory, ensuring proper alignment and consistent performance. The motor includes a pre-installed Molex Mini-Fit Jr. connector, cable wrap, and heat shrink.

Designed and assembled in the USA. Inspected prior to shipment.

Shipping & Availability

  • In-stock items ship next business day

  • Backordered items typically ship within 1 to 2 weeks

  • Ships to the continental United States, Alaska, and Hawaii

International Orders
International shipping is available by quote. Please contact us to confirm shipping cost and lead time.

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Built by Schaner Designs LLC

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