Tolomatic | Extreme Force Electric Motion
RSX50: 50 Tons of Precise Electric Force
The newest RSX actuator doubles the force capacity of the RSX25 while keeping a remarkably similar footprint.
New from Tolomatic
Hydraulic-class power, electric control
Built around Tolomatic's high-precision planetary roller-screw technology, the RSX50 is designed for high-force, high-cycle work where manufacturers want measurable motion and force without hydraulic leaks, fluid handling, and maintenance complexity.
A major jump in power density
Tolomatic rates the RSX50 for maximum force of 100,000 lbf (445 kN), twice the 50,000-lbf rating of the RSX25. Maximum published stroke is 25 inches (630 mm), and maximum speed is 17 in/sec (432 mm/sec).
Its compact high-force package opens an electric path for pressing, punching, stamping, timber processing, injection molding, and other demanding industrial processes traditionally served by hydraulics.
Force
100,000 lbf
Up to 50 tons of controlled linear force for heavy industrial duty.
Stroke
Up to 25 in
A published maximum of 630 mm, with extended options available by request.
Speed
Up to 17 in/sec
Electric motion with repeatable positioning and measurable force control.
Built for demanding production environments
The RSX family uses Type III hard-coat anodized aluminum housings and offers an IP67 option for protection against dust and water ingress. Tolomatic positions the platform around precision, ruggedness, lower energy use, simplified maintenance, and consistent performance across industrial temperature ranges.
Read the official announcement: Tolomatic launches the RSX50.
Bring us the application
BEA can help turn force requirements into a practical motion solution
Britton Electronics & Automation can help evaluate the load, stroke, speed, duty cycle, environment, mounting, motor and drive, controls, and safety requirements behind your application. We can also help compare an RSX electric solution with an existing hydraulic approach and coordinate the automation components needed around it.
Contact BEA to discuss a new high-force machine or a hydraulic-to-electric conversion.