Micro Mini Linear Actuator Bracket – 12V/24V DC, 500 N static load, 50-200 mm stroke

Micro Mini Linear Actuator Bracket for compact OEM motion builds

The Micro Mini Linear Actuator Bracket is built for small electric actuator assemblies where space is tight and the mounting point still has to be dependable. It is a good fit for OEM buyers working on smart furniture, compact medical equipment, small automation modules, access panels, adjustable fixtures, and other products that need quiet, short-stroke linear motion.

Based on the listed specification, this bracket and actuator setup supports 12V/24V DC input, 500 N static load capacity, 50 mm to 200 mm travel length, and controlled movement at 5 mm/s empty load or 3 mm/s full load. That is not a “fastest part wins” kind of spec. It is better suited for projects where stable travel, compact size, and low noise matter more than aggressive speed.

For purchasing teams, the main question is simple: will this small actuator bracket fit the real frame, the real stroke, and the real load path? If your team is already comparing Micro & Mini Linear Actuators, this bracket belongs in the same engineering discussion. The actuator, bracket, fasteners, controller, and sealing requirement should be quoted as one motion package, not as loose parts picked at the end.

Product specifications

Why bracket fit matters in small actuator assemblies

Small actuator projects can look easy on paper. The load is lower. The stroke is short. The bracket is compact. Then the prototype arrives, and one small mismatch turns into a painful rework loop.

That is why bracket fit matters. The bracket has to hold the actuator in the right line of motion. It also needs enough clearance for the 50 mm to 200 mm stroke range, enough strength for the 500 N static load, and the right mounting geometry for the product frame. A compact bracket should save space, not create side load.

The local ActuLift product catalog describes the Micro Actuator Bracket as a mounting accessory for IP60 electric linear actuators, with a pin-style bolt-and-nut design and heavy-duty formed steel plate construction. In practice, that gives buyers three checks before ordering:

If you are building a complete DC motion system, it also makes sense to review 12V Linear Actuators and 24V Linear Actuators early. Voltage affects the actuator and controller package. It does not replace mechanical fit checks.

OEM options for voltage, stroke, and sealing

The product is compatible with 12V and 24V DC systems, which gives OEM teams room to match the actuator to the equipment power architecture. A 12V setup may fit battery-powered or low-voltage furniture systems. A 24V setup is common in many motion-control builds where the project already uses 24V DC controllers, power supplies, or lifting hardware.

The travel length range is 50 mm to 200 mm, with customization available. For buyers, this is where the drawing matters. A 50 mm stroke may work for a latch, small flap, or compact adjustment point. A 200 mm stroke needs more room, more cable planning, and a closer look at side-load risk. Ask for the selected stroke, retracted length, extended length, and mounting distance before sample approval.

The standard protection level is IP60. Per IEC guidance, IP codes grade enclosure resistance to dust and liquids. In this case, IP60 should be treated as a dry or controlled-environment protection level. If your product needs stronger sealing, ActuLift can quote OEM sealing up to IP65/IP67 according to the brief. Keep that request tied to the real use case: indoor dust, cleaning exposure, outdoor splash, washdown-adjacent risk, or another defined environment.

For projects that need sealed actuator categories from the start, compare the requirement with Waterproof Linear Actuators. That helps avoid a common sourcing mistake: asking for a compact actuator first, then adding sealing after the mechanical layout is already fixed.

What OEM buyers should confirm before quotation

Start with the actuator model and bracket drawing. The bracket may be small, but the mounting point carries real force. Confirm pin size, hole spacing, bracket width, actuator body clearance, and the material your bracket mounts into. If the bracket is installed on thin sheet metal, plastic, or a weak frame section, the actuator rating alone will not protect the assembly.

Next, check the load case. The listed maximum load capacity is 500 N static. Static load is not the same as continuous dynamic pushing force in every direction. For a clean quote, tell the supplier whether the actuator pushes, pulls, lifts, tilts, locks position, or only adjusts a light mechanism. Include the load direction. Include the duty cycle if the motion repeats often.

Noise also belongs in the quotation brief. The listed noise level is under 45 dB, described as library-level mute. That makes the product suitable for buyers who care about quiet motion in furniture, medical-adjacent equipment, office devices, or indoor automation. Still, noise depends on the full assembly. Loose panels, hard stops, poor alignment, and frame vibration can make a quiet actuator sound worse than it is.

For control planning, pair the actuator with the right Control Boxes & Controllers or Remote Controls & Handsets. If the project needs position feedback or synchronized travel, review Actuators with Feedback/Controller before locking the bracket and actuator selection.

Compliance and sourcing notes

The brief states that the product is compliant with CE and RoHS standards. That is useful for importers and OEM buyers, but the wording should stay precise. CE marking is a manufacturer declaration for applicable product requirements in the EEA. It is not a claim that the EU has approved the product. RoHS relates to restrictions on hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.

For bulk orders, ask for the compliance documents that match the ordered configuration. This is especially important when you request OEM sealing, a custom stroke, a different cable, or a controller package. A small configuration change can affect the file your quality team needs.

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Why this product works well

The Micro Mini Linear Actuator Bracket works well for OEM buyers who need compact motion hardware with clear electrical, load, speed, stroke, noise, and protection targets. Its 12V/24V DC compatibility, 500 N static rating, 50-200 mm customizable travel, and IP60-to-IP65/IP67 sealing path make it easier to quote a small actuator assembly without losing control of the engineering details.

Internal links used

1. Micro & Mini Linear Actuators
2. 12V Linear Actuators
3. 24V Linear Actuators
4. Waterproof Linear Actuators
5. Control Boxes & Controllers
6. Remote Controls & Handsets
7. Actuators with Feedback/Controller