Inspire Robots·BLASF10-C142·RLS-005

Inspire Robots BLASF10-C142 Brushless Micro Linear Servo Actuator with Force Sensor

$1,166.90

The Inspire Robots BLASF10-C142 is an industrial-grade micro linear servo actuator from Inspire Robots' BLA series, built around a coreless brushless DC motor and a planetary roller screw (10 mm stroke, with built-in ±200 N force sensor).

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In the box: Motor, gearing and driver included

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10 mm

Stroke

150 N

Force / thrust

8 mm/s

Speed

Supply voltage

RS485 (Modbus RTU or Inspire protocol)

Communication

Specifications

Performance

Repeatability: ±0.01 mm
Force / thrust: 150 N
Stroke: 10 mm
Speed: 8 mm/s
Motion: Linear

Mechanical

Self-locking force: 70 N
Weight: 0.093 kg
Dimensions: 20.00 x 40.00 mm body, 56.8 mm retracted

Electrical

Supply voltage: 12 V

Interface

Communication: RS485 (Modbus RTU or Inspire protocol)
Control / feedback: FOC: current, speed, position, force loops

Integration

Sensors: Position; force ±200 N

Environment

Ingress protection: IP40
Operating temperature: -10°C to +60°C

Specifications and photos are the maker’s published data. Download the datasheet (PDF).

Made by

Inspire Robots

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Typical applications

Robot fingers and dexterous hands
Humanoid wrists, ankles and faces
Small grippers and end effectors
Lab automation and test fixtures
Camera focus, valves and adjustable mechanisms

Choosing the right one

Size thrust with margin over the real load; speed falls as load rises.
Choose the stroke you need: a longer stroke of the same body is usually slower and less stiff.
Check how it is commanded (PWM servo signal, TTL or RS485 serial, Modbus) against your controller, and whether the driver is built in.
Force-feedback versions read their own thrust, which helps for gentle grasping and contact detection.
Self-locking screws hold position with power off, which saves current in fingers that grip for long periods.