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  • Nakanishi introduces E3000 Brushless Motor and Spindle

    The E3000 Series incorporates 3-phase brushless DC motors for smooth rotation, high power, maximum speed of 60,000 rpm; and maximum power of 350W. The modular motors can be connected with a wide variety of Ultra-Precision spindles, straight, short length, 5 different 90° Angle Types, quick tool change and direct chucking, air release collet ATC types.
    21 March, 2007
  • Baumüller releases b maXX 4100 regenerative converters

    Baumüller releases b maXX 4100 regenerative converters

    The active front-end devices in the b maXX 4100 series make energy regeneration possible in any servo system. Regenerative converters are effective on large machine tools or grinding machines, and machines running in reversing duty, where sudden acceleration followed by deceleration is typical.
    21 March, 2007
  • SICK introduces MZ2Q Magnetic Cylinder Sensor

    SICK introduces MZ2Q Magnetic Cylinder Sensor

    MZ2Q Magnetic Cylinder Sensor has two programmable switching points. It can be taught to detect beginning stroke (retracted) and end stroke (extended) positions over a 2-in. (50 mm) stroke size. The sensor, which offers an IP 67 enclosure rating, can be completely recessed in the T-slot.
    21 March, 2007
    Sponsored By SICK, Inc.
  • GE Fanuc announces isolated Relay Output Module

    The 4A Relay Output module provides 16 Form A relays for controlling output loads, such as motor starters, solenoids, and indicators. Each output point is isolated, and each has a separate common power output terminal. Outputs provide a high degree of noise immunity, minimizing the need to add external snubbers.
    20 March, 2007
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