Multi Turn Electric Actuator

Corrosion
Resistant
Leak Tight
Sealing
Automated
Operation
Low Maintenance
Long Life

Alis Valves offers Multi-Turn Electric Actuators designed for reliable and precise automation of multi-turn valves such as Gate Valves, Globe Valves, and rising-stem valves. The actuator converts electrical energy into controlled rotary output to provide accurate opening, closing, and positioning of industrial valves.

Specifications

Output Type

Multi-Turn Rotary

Torque Range

Model Dependent

Frequency

50 / 60 Hz

Protection Class

IP65 / IP67 / IP68 (Model Dependent)

Ambient Temperature

Typically -20°C to +60°C

Accessories

Local Control Station / Position Indicator / Positioner / Torque Switch

Output Torque

Application & Valve Size Dependent

Power Supply

24V DC / 110V AC / 230V AC / 415V AC

Duty Type

S2 / S4 (Model Dependent)

Insulation Class

Class F

Control Signal

Open/Close / 4–20 mA (Modulating Model)

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Multi Turn Electric Actuator

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Frequently Ask Questions

A Multi-Turn Electric Actuator is an electrically powered actuator that produces multiple rotations of its output shaft to operate valves requiring several turns for opening and closing.
Yes. Modulating models can provide intermediate valve positioning and flow regulation, commonly using a 4–20 mA control signal.
Alis Valves manufactures and supplies Multi-Turn Electric Actuators for automated Gate Valves, Globe Valves, and other industrial multi-turn valve applications.
A multi-turn actuator rotates through several turns, while a quarter-turn actuator rotates approximately 90° and is commonly used for Ball and Butterfly Valves.
Yes. With the appropriate thrust unit or actuator configuration, it can generate the linear thrust required for valves such as rising-stem Gate and Globe Valves.
An On-Off actuator is primarily used to move the valve between open and closed positions, while a modulating actuator can position the valve at intermediate points for flow control.