• English touchscreen interface for intuitive control
• Robust mechanical design with specially processed metal materials
• Advanced servo motors and high-precision ball screws ensure efficiency and accuracy
• Imported bearings guarantee product quality and longevity
• 24-hour stable and efficient production, compatible with automated lines and unmanned workshops
• Spindle flying fork winding, six-station rotating wire trimming, and mold ejection for maximum efficiency
• Industry-leading output of approximately 2600 pieces per hour at 30 turns per coil

Besides being used for loudspeakers, voice coil actuators are used in applications that require focusing, in oscillatory systems, in mirror tilting, and in miniature position control.

A voice coil is a winding of a wire, usually copper, aluminum, or copper-clad aluminum that is wrapped around a former (often called a bobbin) and then attached to the apex of a speaker cone. This voice coil results in the movement of the speaker cone by reacting to the magnetic field of the motor structure.

Voice coils, also referred to as non-commutated DC linear actuators, are a type of direct-drive linear motor. They consist of a permanent magnetic field assembly and a coil assembly. A current flows across the coil assembly and interacts with the permanent magnetic field. This leads to a force vector which is perpendicular to the current direction being produced.