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Actuators can now be integrated with all common interfaces

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08 June 2026 | LINAK Danmark A/S

It has now become much easier to integrate electric linear actuators from LINAK into your machine. Because we speak your language!

All industrial actuators from LINAK can now be integrated with all common industrial interfaces. This gives you reliable and intelligent movement that works seamlessly with the rest of your system—without extra hardware and without complicated workarounds. Just smarter automation—ready to use.

Integrate your actuator with PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, IO-Link, Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP/IP, CAN SAE J1939, CANopen, or our own LINAK I/O Interface.

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LINAK is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of electric linear actuator systems. Our systems are used to create movement with the purpose of improving people’s lives.

LINAK is divided into four business areas, each specialised in actuator solutions for applications within both industry, office furniture, comfort furniture and hospital & care.

LINAK HQ is in Guderup on the Danish island Als, production is located in Denmark, USA, Thailand, China and Slovakia and we have subsidiaries in 30 countries.

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