Actuators

Aircraft electromechanical actuators and drive mechanisms turn an electrical command into controlled mechanical movement. This category brings together aviation electromechanisms, electric motors, linear and rotary drives, windshield-wiper mechanisms and switch mechanisms. The catalogue is organised around exact part numbers, including the MPK, MVD, MT, EPV and EPK families, because one suffix or series designation can identify a different execution. Use the product cards to match the complete designation before requesting supply.

What you will find in this category

The range includes MPK-series electromechanisms, MVD drive units, MT-series electric motors, EPV mechanisms, EPK windshield-wiper drives and the MP-100M linear actuator. These names describe different functions and constructions; placement in the same category does not establish interchangeability. Some products are also shown in the relevant Mi-8 / Mi-17 system sections when that relationship is recorded in the catalogue.

How to identify the correct actuator

Visual similarity is not enough when selecting legacy aircraft equipment. Check the complete part number, every letter and numerical suffix, the series or execution, the stated function and the installation reference in the applicable technical documentation. Where available, a photograph of the removed unit and a readable nameplate can help resolve differences between closely named versions.

• full part number, including suffixes and series;
• required quantity;
• aircraft, assembly or system, if known;
• photo of the unit or nameplate, when available;
• required condition, documents and delivery location.

Availability and quotation

Availability, condition, supplied set, supporting documents and lead time are confirmed for the exact item rather than for the category as a whole. Send the complete P/N and quantity, and the Aviamisto team will check the recorded product data and available supply options. You can also continue through the full aircraft parts catalogue if the required mechanism is listed under another onboard system.