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The lifting torque for a single actuator depends on the load, the worm gear ratio, type of screw (machine cut or ball screw) and the pitch of the lifting screw based on capacity loads. For loads from 25% to 100% of actuator model capacity, torque requirements are approximately proportional to the load.
