A shaft-through-driver layout lets one motor translate and rotate an anchor at different times, cutting actuator size, stress, and friction.
A threaded nut retracts into the motor hollow shaft to cut axial installation space, increase stroke ratio, and shield the spindle from dirt.
A movable cargo bed front wall and aligned cockpit receptacle let longer items extend into the cabin without lengthening the vehicle.
A three-stage transmission and split screw rod raise cable drive force and prevent coil spring scratching that causes assembly noise.
A clutch-controlled screw lock holds the spring plate position while cutting energy use, activation time, and thread wear in adjustable suspension.
A non-circular deflector and shaft recess create one-fit alignment, cutting ball screw assembly labor and positioning time.
A nested buffering structure absorbs impact loads near the rod ends, reducing screw and nut stress and extending electric cylinder service life.
A single hand-pull release disconnects the clutch and unlocks self-locking together, simplifying manual reverse motion while limiting rapid retraction.
A limiting member gives the brake pump piston a precise zero point, improving stop-position control and keeping brake pressure stable.
A lead screw, planetary gear, and limiting member stabilize brake pressure by accurately calibrating piston zero position.
Wireless actuators mechanically drive manual vehicle controls, enabling remote PTO, hydraulic, and steering operation without circuit modification.