USER MANUALTWINDRIVE ®
TD1 280 (Microprocessor)

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Contents
Preface....................................................................................................................................... 4
Important information............................................................................................................. 5
Safety instructions.................................................................................................................... 5
Before installation, reinstallation or troubleshooting............................................................... 6
Before start-up...................................................................................................................... 6
During operation.................................................................................................................... 6
Repairs........................................................................................................................................ 7
Misc. on the TWINDRIVE® TD1 280 system............................................................................ 8
Description of the TWINDRIVE® TD1 280 system.................................................................. 9
Mounting guidelines for the TWINDRIVE® TD1 280 system................................................ 10
Connection to the mains.......................................................................................................... 10
RF System (Radio Frequency).................................................................................................. 11
Mounting.............................................................................................................................. 11
Start-up................................................................................................................................. 11
Initialisation of the TD1 memory system.................................................................................. 12
Disturb of RF signals.............................................................................................................. 12Child lock (only by HB20RF Handset)........................................................................................... 13
Handset for massage................................................................................................................ 14
Changing of the batteries (Transmitter)................................................................................ 16
Emergency lowering via 9V batteries.................................................................................... 16
Exchange/connection of 9V batteries..................................................................................... 16
Disposal of batteries................................................................................................................ 17
Accessories and repair............................................................................................................. 17
Disposal of LINAK’s products.................................................................................................. 18
Main groups of disposal........................................................................................................... 18
Mains cut-off ............................................................................................................................ 19
How to mount........................................................................................................................... 19
Mounting instructions of the massage motor.......................................................................... 21
Mounting instructions of the massage motor by using brackets .............................................. 22
Labels ...................................................................................................................................... 23
Drawing appendix..................................................................................................................... 24
Manufacturer’s declaration..................................................................................................... 28
LINAK application policy.......................................................................................................... 29
Addresses................................................................................................................................... 32

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Preface
Dear User,
We are delighted that you have chosen a product from LINAK®.
LINAK systems are high-tech products based on many years of experience in the manufacture and development of
actuators, electric control boxes, controls and chargers.
This User Manual does not address the end-user. It is intended as a source of information for the manufacturerof the equipment or system only, and it will tell you how to install, use and maintain your LINAK electronics. It
is the responsibility of the manufacturer of the end-use product to provide a User Manual where relevant safety
information from this manual is passed on to the end-user.
We are sure that your LINAK product/system will give you many years of problem-free operation.
Before our products leave the factory they undergo full function and quality testing. Should you neverthelessexperience problems with your LINAK product/system, you are always welcome to contact your local dealer.
LINAK subsidiaries and some distributors situated all over the world have authorised service centres, which arealways ready to help you.
LINAK provides a warranty on all its products. This warranty, however, is subject to correct use in accordance withthe specifications, maintenance being done correctly and any repairs being carried out at a service centre, which isauthorised to repair LINAK products.
Changes in installation and use of LINAK products/systems can affect their operation and durability. The products
are not to be opened by unauthorised personnel.
The User Manual has been written based on our present technical knowledge. We are constantly working on
updating the information and we therefore reserve the right to carry out technical modifications.
LINAK A/S

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Important information
Important information on LINAK® products can be found under the following
headings:
Warning!
Failure to comply with these instructions may result in accidents involving
serious personal injury.
Failing to follow these instructions can result in the product being damaged
or being ruined.
Safety instruction
Safe use of the system is possible only when the operating instructions are readcompletely and the instructions contained are strictly observed.
Failure to comply with instructions marked with the ”NOTE” symbol may result inserious damage to the system or one of its components.
Persons who do not have the necessary experience or knowledge of the product/
products must not use the product/ products. Besides, persons with reduced
physical or mental abilities must not use the product/products, unless they are
under surveillance or they have been thoroughly instructed in the use of theapparatus by a person who is responsible for the safety of these persons.
Moreover, children must be under surveillance or be supervised to ensure that they
do not play with the product.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unlessthey have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by aperson responsible for their safety.
It is important for everyone who is to connect, install, or use the systems tohave the necessary information and access to this User Manual.
If there is visible damage on the product it must not be installed.

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Before installation, reinstallation, or troubleshooting:• Stop the TD1• Switch off the power supply and pull out the mains plug.
• Relieve the TD1 of any loads, which may be released during the work.
Before start-up:• Make sure that the system has been installed as instructed in this User Manual.
• Make sure that the voltage is correct before the system is connected to the mains.
(See TD1 label on page 10).
• System connection. The individual parts must be connected before connection to the mains.
During operation• Take care that the cables are not damaged.
• Unplug the mains cable on mobile equipment before it is moved.
• The products must only be used in an environment, which corresponds to their IP protection.

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Repairs

In order to avoid the risk of malfunction, all TWINDRIVE® repairs must only be carried out by authorised LINAK
workshops or repairers, as special tools must be used and special gaskets must be fitted. TWINDRIVE underwarranty must also be returned to authorised LINAK workshops.
Warning!
If any of the TWINDRIVE® products are opened, there will be a risk of subsequent malfunction.
Furthermore, the warranty will not cover, when the product has been opened by unautorised personnel.
Warning!
The TWINDRIVE® systems do not withstand to cutting oil.
Warning!
If the supply cable is damaged the product must not be used or connected to the mains. The product has
to be replaced by a new to avoid a safety hazard.
• Statement – for all intentional and unintentional radiators:
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void theuser’s authority to operate the equipment.
• Statement for Digital devices for Class B:
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not in-stalled and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmfulinterference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in aparticular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct theinterference by one or more of the following measures:- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.

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Misc. on the TWINDRIVE® TD1 280 system
This system is a TWINDRIVE system developed for leisure beds and for indoor use in private homes.
We advise children and disabled persons not to use the TD1 system without supervision.
Warranty
There is 36 months’ warranty on the TWINDRIVE® products TD1 and HB10/HB20 against manufacturing faults
calculated from the production date of the individual products (see label). LINAK A/S’ warranty is only valid in so
far as the equipment has been used and maintained correctly and has not been tampered with. Furthermore, thesystem must not be exposed to violent treatment. In the event of this, the warranty will be ineffective/invalid.
For further details, please see LINAK A/S’ ordinary conditions of sale.
Maintenance
Clean dust and dirt on the outside of the system, at appropriate intervals and inspect them for damage andbreaks.
Inspect the connections, cables, and plugs and check for correct functioning as well as fixing points.
The system must only be cleaned with a firmly wrung cloth. The cleaners and disinfectants
must not be highly alkaline or acidic(pH value 6-8).
It is not allowed to use solvents for cleaning up.

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Description of the TWINDRIVE® TD1 280 system
Each TWINDRIVE® TD1 unit consists of 1 - 2 internal motors and a built-in control box function which makes it avery compact unit. The mains cable is fixed. Only the handset and optional 1 - 2 external actuators or massage
motors must be connected.

Application of the TWINDRIVE® TD1 280 system:
Irrespective of the load the duty cycle 10% ~ 6 min./ hour or max. 2 min. at continuous use
stated in the data sheets, must NOT be exceeded as this will result in a superheating of the motor andthe spindle nut. Exceeding the duty cycle will result in a dramatic reduction of the life of the system.
Do not turn the system if it is not mounted in a bed.
Do not open the closing device on the TD1 during operation as this may cause malfunction andpossibility of personal injuries.

Be sure that the closing devices are in place before the TD1 is used.

The TWINDRIVE® TD1 system range contains the following products:• 1 TD1 - 280• 1 HB20 RF Transmitter or 1 HC20 RF Transmitter• 1 RFRL Receiver
Optional• 9V batteries• 1 - 2 actuators (LA27 or LA31)• Mains cut-off• Massage motors

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Mounting guidelines for the TWINDRIVE® 280 systemfor 2 x 9V batteries
Connection for external actuators/
massage device

HandsetsocketTwist bracket

Headrest
Mains cable

Closing device

Footrest
Connect the cable from the 2 x 9V batteries to theTD1 when connecting the mains.

Figure 1(Assembly overview)

Connection to the mains
Please note that the TD1 must only be connected to the voltage stated on the label.

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RF System (Radio Frequency)
RF system consist of 3 units. Receiver, cable and transmitter.
Mounting:

Place the RFR box in the groove and connect the cable in one of the ports of the RFR box and then into TD.
Do not drill holes into the TD to fasten the RFR box.
Start-up:
The TD can accept commands from up to 2 RF handsets.
From the factory, the TD cannot recognize any RF handsets at all. Therefore, the end user/bed manufacturer mustmatch it to the RF handset before they can control the TD operation.
Conditions which must be fulfilled prior to activating the learning mode:
TD1:
1. Connect the TD1 to the mains
2. Wait 20 sec.
3. Activate the reset key on the TD1 by using a pen
keep the button pressed (1 - 2 sec.).
Push at the same time on a button at the HB.
HB is now paired to the TD. System is now (setup)
ready to be used.
(This learning mode also works via battery pack).

HB20 RF

HC20 RF• After having activated the RF handset keys; the reset key must be released.
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Initialisation of the TD1 memory system.
To ensure optimum drive of the systems with memory, all extra channels must be run out to theoutward position and in again before use. This drive (out + in) must be done without stops.
How to store• Drive to the desired position• Push “S”• Immediately afterwards the desired memory position (1, 2 or 3)• The position is now stored
Drive to stored memory position• Push (1, 2 or 3) keep the button down until the position has been reachedThe system runs sequentially.

Disturb of RF signals
Please be aware that if you use the TD the first time or it has been disconnected from both mains andbattery power, the TD RF receiver may need a very short time to be able to receive a signal.
Please be aware that the other equipment (as e.g. doorbells), which use the 433MHz can disturb the RF
signal.
Under some circumstances it is not possible to run 2 or more TD’s at the same time (RF signal gets
distrubed).
If several systems are set up at the same time in the same store, production area showroom or similar, it
may accidentally result in a TD being set up to two handsets instead of one. This setup may lead to theidea that the TD is activated by itself, which is not the case. If this happens, the setup with the desired
handset must be repeated. Furthermore, please ensure that no one else is making a setup of a LINAK RF
system at the same time.
Please observe if you place 2 beds/2 x TD1 at a distance below 0.8 m, the RF signals may interfere eachother and the TD1’s can run irregularly.

The min. distance between the TD1 must
be 0.8 m

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Child lock (only by HB20 RF Handset)
To enable the function the position of the switch in the front of the transmitter must be changed.
To unlock the handset press up and down keys of the 2nd row at the same time
for one sec. When the blue LED turns on the handset is unlocked for 10 sec. after
last key press. Then it automatically locks again. If the up + down key is pressedmore than 2 sec. the handset will lock again.
If the handset is locked and the user tries to operate it, it will give a short flash
with the LED to indicate “key is pressed, but handset is locked”.
Enable/Disable Child lockTo enable the function the position of the switch in the front of the transmittermust be changed.
N.B The Child lock only locks actuator functions. Therefore, it is disabled while
the HB is in massage command mode.
Unlock of Child lockPress up and down keys of the 2nd row at the same time for one sec. When the blue LED turns on the handset isunlocked.
The handset is not unlocked If the key is not are released again before the blue led turns off.
Automatic lock
The handset is unlocked for 10 sec. after last key press. Then it automatically locks again.
Signaling of handset is locked
If the handset is locked and the user tries to operate it, it will give a short flash with the LED to indicate “key ispressed, but handset is locked”.

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Handset for massage

HB22RF2000(RF Transmitter)

Usage:
Enter/exit massage command mode
Sets the control in massage mode for controlling the massage functions (LED flashing) or returns to normal
mode for controlling the bed adjustment (LED off).
Pressing this key has no influence on the TWINDRIVE unit except from waking it up to make its response time tomassage commands shorter. If no keys are pressed in 10 min. the control will automatically go to normal mode
(LED off).
Controlling the backrest massage motor
Short key press turns the backrest massage motor on or off (Left key on, right key off).
Turning on a motor, which has been turned off by turning the intensity to off, starts the motor with lowest
configured intensity.
Keep key pressed to adjust the intensity up or down (Left key up, right key down). Keeping the down key pressed
will turn the motor off when going below minimal intensity. The intensity can be controlled when running in a
massage program, but the massage program will be temporarily halted and both motors are run with currently
chosen intensity until up/down-key is released.
Controlling the leg rest massage motor
Short key press turns the leg rest massage motor on or off (left key on, right key off). Turning on a motor, which
has been turned off by turning the intensity to off, starts the motor with lowest configured intensity.
Keep key pressed to adjust the intensity up or down (left key up, right key down). Keeping the down key pressed
will turn the motor off when going below minimal intensity. The intensity can be controlled when running in a
massage program, but the massage program will be temporarily halted and both motors are run with currently
chosen intensity until up/down-key is released.
Controlling the massage program
Short key press on left key turns on a massage program (wave, pulse etc.) or change to next program if a
program is already activated. Starting a massage program always turns on both motors at current intensity.
Short key press on right key turns off both massage motors no matter if it is running in a massage program, or
separately.
Keep key pressed to adjust the motor change speed up or down (left key down, right key up)
Store and recall massage settings.
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2 massage settings can be stored.
Adjust the massage to the preferred settings. Press the “S” key followed by either key “1” or “2”. To recall a

In general
Massage will turn off automatically 10 min after the last adjustment of the settings.
Adjusting the bed will turn off the massage, but massage will automatically start up again afterwards.
When turning on a single massage motor it will start up with the same intensity as it was last time it was
running as a single motor.
When turning on a massage program it will start up with the same settings (program, motor change speed,
intensity) as it was last time.
Turning on a massage function can also be done by keeping the up key pressed. Then it will turn on, and after ashort delay adjust the intensity up.
Massage functions can only be controlled by the transmitter. The receiver is a standard hand control.
Pressing any key on the receiver will stop the massage, and adjust the bed according to the key pressed. Afterreleasing the key, massage will automatically start up again.
In case of any error: current-limitation, high temperature or short-circuit, the massage system will stop bothmotors, even if only one motor is affected.
Normal operation
In normal mode to adjust the bed position, the hand control is working exactly as a normal Handset without
massage functionality, except there are only 2 memory positions instead of 3.
If there are any extra motors in the system, the keys to control these motors will, as normal, be placed between
the leg rest keys and the “reset and massage program” keys.

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Changing of the batteries (Transmitter)
1. Remove the battery cover (see Figure 1).
2. Use a blunt instrument to remove the battery.
3. Place 3 new batteries type R03 or LR03 (AAA) in the transmitter.
Direction of how to place the batteries in the transmitter is showed in Figure 2

Figure 1

Figure 2

Emergency lowering via 9V batteries
Correct way to use the functionality:• Be sure always to use new alkaline batteries of good quality.
• Press simultaneous down key and keep it pressed until the bed is in flat position.
• If the key is released duing the lowering, always wait 60 sec. before pressing the key again.
• Replace the batteries after having used the emergency lowering function. Batteries that have not beenused must be changed after approx. 3 years.
The emergency lowering function is designed to work in normal living room temperatureof approx. 15-25°C. At lower temperatures it might not be possible to use it.

Exchange/connection of 9V batteries (Type 6F22 or 6LR61)
1. Remove the clamps from the battery (Figure 3).
2. Use a blunt instrument with a diameter of Ø6 mm to remove the battery (Figure 4).
3. Push the battery upwards via the two holes in the bottom of the unit (Figure 5).

Figure 3

Figure 4

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Figure 5

Disposal of batteries"Details regarding safe disposal of used and leaking batteries:
Batteries should be disposed in accordance with appropriate federal, state and local regulations. LINAK
recommends that used or leaking batteries are disposed through local recycling system. Please do not throw
used or leaking batteries in normal household waste or in nature. This will cause damage to the enviroment.
How to deal with leaking batteries.
Leaking batteries should be disposed as described above.
If leaking batteries are discovered in the product the batteries must be removed at once to minimise damage tothe product. If leaking batteries are left in the product it might become defect.
It is recommended to use plastic gloves when handeling leaking batteries. The contents of a leaking batteries
can cause chemical burns and respiratory irritation.
If exposed to the contents of a leaking battery, please wash with soap and water. If irritation persists, pleaseseek medical attention. In case of eye contact, please flush eyes thoroughly with water for 15 minutes and seek
medical attention."

Accessories and repair
Ordering accessories
Order from your nearest LINAK® dealer or subsidiary.
Accessories
Please contact your nearest LINAK dealer for information.
Repairs
Systems should only be repaired by an authorised LINAK service­centre or engineer. Systems to be repaired
under warranty must be sent to an authorised LINAK service centre.
Warning!
By unauthorised opening of the system there is a risk that it may malfunction at a later date.
Furthermore, the warranty will not cover, when the product has been opened by unautorised
personnel.
Spare parts
Please contact your nearest LINAK dealer for information on spare parts.

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Disposal of LINAK’s products

As LINAK’s customers often ask us how our products can be disposed of or scrapped we have prepared thisguidance that enables a classification to different waste fractions for recycling or combustion.
Guidance
We recommend to disassemble our product into as many fractions as possible at the disposal and try to make it
recycable. As examples of main groups within waste fractions we can mention:
Metal, plastic, cable shoe, combustible waste, and collection for recovery.
Some of these main groups can be subdivided, e.g. metal can be divided into iron, stainless steel and aluminium,
and alloy steel. Plastic can e.g. be divided into ABS, PA, PE, and PP.
As an example of sorting, please find below a list stating in which recycling groups the differenct components of
LINAK’s products ought to be placed:
Product

Components

Recycling group

Actuator :Spindle and motor
Plastic housing
Cable

Scrap
Plastic recycling or combustion
Cable scrap or combustion

Massage motor :Plastic housing
Cable

Plastic recycling or combustion
Cable scrap or combustion

TWINDRIVE :PCB
Plastic housing
Cable
Trafo Scrap
Batteries
Spindle and motor

Electronic scrap
Plastic recycling or combustion
Cable scrap

Plastic housing
Cable
PCB

Plastic recycling or combustion
Cable scrap
Electronics scrap

Handset/Control :RecoveryScrap

By now almost all our casted plastic parts are supplied with an interior code for plastic type and fibre contents, ifany.

Main groups of disposal
Product main groups

Scrap

Cable scrap

LA27

X

X

LA31

X

X

TD1

X

X

X

X

HB20/HC20
MD1
RFRL

X

X

Electronics
scrap

X

Plastic recycling or
combustin

Comments

X

The metals can be sorted forsteel or aluminumX

The metals can be sorted forsteel or aluminum
The metals can be sorted forsteel or aluminum

X

X
X

X

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Remove batteries

Mains cut-off
The mains cut-off function disconnect the power to the TD1 system, if the system is not used. The mains cut-off
is 100% maintance-free.
The mains cut-off is available in 2 versions - an external version or an internal version.
The external version is a small box placed on the plug of the mains cable.
The internal version is integrated in the TD1 and thereby not visible. TD1 systems with internal mains cut-off arelabelled TD1XXXXXXXXX2XX.
Please observe that TD1 systems with mains cut-off do not work in houses with
”Hausfreischaltung”.

How to mount (in chronological order):Welding the twist bracket on the frame (0701030)

1) For the TD1 it is important that one does not weld on the outside of the twist bracket because there is not space
for a welding seam in the motor housing. One may weld the bracket along the whole length of its ends.

2) To maintain the correct angle of rotation of the headrest and the footrest it is important that the twist bracket
is welded according to the above instructions. Non-compliance with the instructions could lead to a smaller
angle of rotation or in a worst case damage to TD1.

It is very important that the axle distance is kept.
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Example for correct welded twist bracket tothe bedframe.

3) Before mounting, both mounting brackets must be pulled out to their outer position by pushing them back.
This gives freedom of movement to the bed bracket. Mounting is done by pushing the bed bracket into the TD1
unit and thereafter pushing the mounting brackets back again.

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Mounting instructions of the massage motor:
Mounting on plate:

Is mounted with 4 screws

The massage unit is mounted with 4 x 4 mm round headed wood screwx with flat underside. The head mustbe 8 mm in diameter and in length 19 mm + the thickness of the plate where the massage motor is mounted.
Torque max. 2 Nm + resistance in the plate.

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Mounting instructions of the massage motor by using brackets:
Screw
Slat
BracketMassage Motor

The massage unit is mounted with 4 x M6 round headed machine screws with flat underside. 15 to 20 mm long
+ the thickness of the bracket. Torque max. 2-3 Nm. 2 Brackets must be used – one on each side of the slat.

Mounted on one slat:

The massage motor is mounted to the slat by using 2 brackets 0761009 and 4 x M6 screws of good quality.
Inside the motor 4 self-locking nuts avoid the mounting screws to get loose.
Mounted on three slats:

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Label for the TWINDRIVE® TD1 System

Label for the LA27

Label for the LA31

Label for the Handset HB10

Label for the Handset HB20

Label for the Handset HC20

Label for the Massage Motor

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DRAWING APPENDIXTWINDRIVE® TD1 System:

CH 1

CH 2

HB10 RF Transmitter

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HB20 Transmitter

HC20 RF Transmitter

Massage motor MD1
58

75

117.9

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LA27

47

LA31

INSTALLATIONDIM.=STROKE+ ADDITION.

LINAK A/S
LA31002C

152.75

78

27.5

62.9

153

163

7.4

23.5
80.75

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RFR box

Reset

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LINAK APPLICATION POLICY
The purpose of the application policy is to define areas of responsibilities in relation to applying a LINAK productdefined as hardware, software, technical advice, etc. related to an existing or new customer application.
LINAK products as defined above are applicable for a wide range of applications within the Medical, Furniture,
Desk,as and Industry areas. Yet, LINAK cannot know all the conditions under which LINAK products will be
installed, used, and operated, as each individual application is unique.
The suitability and functionality of the LINAK product and its performance under varying conditions (application,
vibration, load, humidity, temperature, frequency, etc.) can only be verified by testing, and shall ultimately be theresponsibility of the LINAK customer using any LINAK product.
LINAK shall be responsible solely that the LINAK products comply with the specifications set out by LINAK and it
shall be the responsibility of the LINAK customer to ensure that the specific LINAK product can be used for theapplication in question.

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LINAK (Shenzhen) Actuator Systems, Ltd.
Phone: +86 755 8610 6656
Phone: +86 755 8610 6990
E-mail: sales@linak.cn
www.linak.cn

Denmark - Headquarters

LINAK A/S - Group Headquarters
Phone: +45 73 15 15 15
Fax:+45 74 45 80 48
Fax (Sales): +45 73 15 16 13
E-mail: info@linak.com
www.linak.com

USA
LINAK U.S. Inc.
North and South American Headquarters
User support: +1 800 392 7638
Phone: +1 502 253 5595
Fax:
+1 502 253 5596
E-mail: info@linak-us.com
www.linak-us.com

SUBSIDIARIES
Australia

LINAK Australia Pty. Ltd
Phone: +61 3 8796 9777
Fax:
+61 3 8796 9778
E-mail: sales@linak.com.au
www.linak.com.au

Austria
LINAK Repräsentanz - Österreich (Wien)
Phone: +43 (1) 890 7446
Fax:
+43 (1) 890 744615
E-mail: info@linak.de
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Belgium
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Phone: +32 (0)9 230 01 09
Fax:+32 (0)9 230 88 80
E-mail: beinfo@linak.be
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Phone: +45 86 80 36 11
Fax:+45 86 82 90 51
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E-mail: info@linak.nowww.linak.no

Finland

PolandLINAK OY
Phone: +358 10 841 8700
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Colombia

Republic of Korea

India

FranceLINAK FRANCE E.U.R.L
Phone: +33 (0) 2 41 36 34 34
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LINAK (Shenzhen) Actuator systems Ltd.
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Argentina

NOVOTEC ARGENTINA SRL
Phone: 011-4303-8989/8900
Fax:
011-4032-0184
E-mail: info@novotecargentina.com
www.novotecargentina.com
MEM Ltda
Phone: +[57] (1) 334-7666
Fax:+[57] (1) 282-1684
E-mail: servicioalcliente@memltda.com.cowww.mem.net.co
Mechatronics Control Equipments India Pvt Ltd
Phone: +91-44-28558484, 85
E-mail: bala@mechatronicscontrol.com
www.mechatronicscontrol.com

Indonesia
PT. HIMALAYA EVEREST JAYA
Phone: +6 221 544 8956, +6 221 544 8965
Fax:
+6 221 619 4658, +6 221 619 1925
E-mail: hejplastic-div@centrin.net.id
www.hej.co.id

IsraelNetivTech LTD
Phone: +972 55-2266-535
Fax:+972 2-9900-560
Email: info@NetivTech.com
www.netivtech.com

Russian FederationOOO FAM
Phone: +7 812 3319333
Fax:+7 812 3271454
E-mail: purchase@fam-drive.ru
www.fam-drive.ru

Singapore
Servo Dynamics Pte Ltd
Phone: +65 6844 0288
Fax:
+65 6844 0070
E-mail: servodynamics@servo.com.sg
www.servo.com.sg

South Africa
Industrial Specialised Applications CC
Phone: +27 011 466 0346
E-mail: gartht@isagroup.co.za
www.isaza.co.za

United Arab Emirates
Mechatronics
Phone: +971 4 267 4311
Fax:
+971 4 267 4312
E-mail: mechtron@emirates.net.ae

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