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Ruland Manufacturing has expanded its jaw coupling line to meet the demands of high-torque applications, now offering bore sizes up to 45 mm and torque capacities of 300 Nm. These new jaw couplings are designed for use in precision systems with high deceleration and acceleration curves, such as those found in semiconductor, solar, conveyor, and warehouse automation applications.
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Ruland continues to expand its motion control coupling product line by introducing bellows couplings with increased misalignment capabilities. These new bellows couplings complement Ruland’s existing high-stiffness line by offering equivalent torque with greater misalignment flexibility.
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Ruland now offers bellows and double disc couplings with bore sizes up to 45 mm or 1-3/4 in for use in systems with torque up to 158 Nm (1,4000 in-lbs).
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Ruland Manufacturing now offers rigid couplings with inch-to-metric bores as a standard product, giving users a wider range of off-the-shelf couplings.
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Ruland has released mountable shaft collars with face holes for applications where the shaft collar needs to be directly mounted to a component such as a pulley, sprocket, or metallic plate. The shaft collars are available with drilled face holes that give the user flexibility in mounting hardware, or tapped holes that match the standard screw threading of the collar for ease of installation.
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RSF Elektronik, a HEIDENHAIN brand, is one of the world's leading companies in the field of electronic measuring systems and it offers an extensive portfolio which includes almost all designs which are required by the market.
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Sustainability and system costs, also referred to as Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), are trending topics for machinists and machine manufacturers in the machining world.
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Ruland zero-backlash jaw couplings are a three-piece assembly designed to accommodate high acceleration and deceleration curves that result in peak torque. Jaw couplings are ideal for systems that experience hard starts, hard stops, or reversals, including in medical, semiconductor, test and measurement, and robotics applications.
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Linear encoders are used in many motion control systems as direct positional feedback for the control loop. Conventional linear encoders can measure only one degree of freedom, rendering them blind to unavoidable errors in other directions. In multi-axis systems, an error in one axis carries over into the other axes, thereby affecting the entire motion system. Error in the first axis changes the actual position of the second encoder, and so on, yet these errors are not normally measured.
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Robots are called upon to perform increasingly demanding tasks, including high-accuracy machining operations on aircraft fuselages and other large components, or positioning tasks as cobots in direct collaboration with humans. In these applications, exact motion control of the robot arm is the critical factor. Designed specifically for use in robotics, new encoders from HEIDENHAIN, AMO and RENCO enable the motion control needed to expand your range of applications.
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Ruland beam couplings are ideal for surgical, warehouse, and industrial robotics due to their increased torque and torsional stiffness and ability to accommodate all forms of misalignment. Ruland manufactures four-beam couplings for encoders and six-beam couplings for light-duty power transmission, such as connecting a stepper or servo motor to a lead screw. This allows robotic designers to design a standard beam coupling into most systems.
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Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is not only mandatory in medical technology. If wireless communication between medical applications gets disrupted, it can have serious consequences for the patient. SCHURTER works together with developers in the medical industry to develop applications that comply with the strictest EMC standards.
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Standard & Bespoke Starters
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EMO are very pleased to announce that we have just opened our southern office.
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Do you remember years ago when you were forced to choose between mixer types? Do you remember when you had to heat in one vessel, then cool in another? Have you ever been forced to change a production line to fit your new product? If so, imagine putting all these issues to bed.
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The use of robotics in the UK Food and Beverage Industry is growing remarkably; a market traditionally slow to adopt such technologies. Companies within the industry are becoming empowered to overcome the longstanding barriers to automation and are poised on the brink of a robotics revolution.
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From parts sorting, product assembly and light machine-tending, to quality inspection and packaging. Environmental and product sampling, to seed laboratory automation, kitting logistics, UV-C disinfection and cleaning processes.
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Greater efficiency, greater cost-effectiveness and greater flexibility: there are a number of benefits attributed to robotic process automation within the plastics industry, all which ultimately support process optimisation. Medium-sized companies in the plastics processing industry are retaining competitive advantage through automating the manufacturing process – whether it's handling, loading and unloading of injection moulding machines or machining components.
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While 2020 has been the toughest year in decades for manufacturing and the British and Irish economies KUKA posted record robot sales last year, with demand coming from across manufacturing, education and training, the medical device sector in Ireland, and a substantial contract with electric vehicle manufacturer Arrival.
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Get off to the right start with the best known electric motor starter manufacturer in the UK!
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Precizika Metrology are a Lithuanian company, they have been in the encoder business for 60 years
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Electric Motors Online are very pleased to announce our new partnership with PerMix.
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The Hannover Messe Digital Edition marked the kick-off, where solutions provider Eplan presented a first glimpse of the upcoming version of the Eplan Platform 2022. Those expecting a simple update were in for a surprise. There’s a new and thoroughly reworked version behind the Eplan Platform 2022 – it’s a complete package that is surprisingly easy to use with its new user interface while at the same time allowing workflow-based project planning, all at unprecedented levels of efficiency.
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Ogura electromagnetic thin style holding brakes: Ultra-thin style of holding brakes are designed to reduce the overall footprint of a motor brake package. Through internal flux improvements, brakes are thinner and lighter but can produce similar torques of previous designs.
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Requirements for fine controls and robotics and medical equipment are becoming smaller all the time. Small motors and gearing are required to drive various holding, lifting, and positioning mechanisms.
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The SNB series of spring applied brakes from Ogura allows machine designers to not just use a brake for holding but also for stopping a load.
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Ogura offers two types of high torque clutches for industrial applications. Sometimes the priority is to provide as much torque in the smallest package possible. Both provide high torque in an extremely small diameter.
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The measure of a man is what he does with power. —Plato I am sure that when the ancient Greek philosopher expressed that, he wasn’t thinking about motion control, electrification and batteries in our modern world. The quote holds true today, but this time it’s P=VI and I2R.
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