Ball screw modules offer high precision and rigidity for accurate positioning. 

Belt modules are ideal for high-speed, long-travel motion. 

Rack & pinion modules handle heavy loads and extra-long strokes.

Selection depends on load, travel distance, speed, installation direction, and precision requirements. Our engineers can assist with model selection if you share your application data.

 Yes, but vertical installation requires a brake motor or mechanical lock to prevent gravity drop.

Ball screw type: ±0.01 mm; Belt type: ±0.05 mm; Rack & pinion type: ±0.1 mm.

Yes. Apply grease every 500 operating hours or 3 months and keep the guideways clean.

 Compatible with Delta, Mitsubishi, Panasonic,Yaskawa, Inovance, and most standard servo motors.

Yes. Customized stroke lengths, dust covers, and mounting interfaces are available upon request.

A clean room belt driven linear actuator is a linear motion module that uses a timing belt and linear guide structure to move a carriage along a straight axis. The MTG Series is designed for clean room and precision automation applications requiring high speed, long stroke, low noise and stable operation.

Standard models: 7–15 days. Customized models: depends on machining requirements.

A belt driven linear actuator is usually better for high-speed and long-stroke motion, while a ball screw linear actuator is better for high thrust, high rigidity and precise positioning. MTG Series is recommended when speed, stroke length and clean room compatibility are more important.

MTG belt linear actuators are suitable for clean room automation, battery production, electronics assembly, TFT-LCD handling, medical equipment, pick-and-place systems, conveyor transfer and gantry linear robot applications.

Yes. The MTG Series can be used as a single linear axis or integrated into XY, XYZ and gantry linear robot systems according to load, stroke, speed and installation requirements.