Electric Actuators use electric motors to drive valve mechanisms.
They consist of an electric motor, gear train, and control system to convert electrical energy into mechanical motion.
They are increasingly used for their ease of integration with electronic control systems and environmental benefits.
They are commonly constructed from stainless steel and composite materials.
Electric actuators are environmentally friendly, easy to control and integrate with digital systems, and have no need for hydraulic fluid, but they have limited force output compared to hydraulic actuators, and can be more complex and expensive.