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  • Moticont introduces LVCM-025-038-01 and LVCM-025-038-02 linear voice coil motors

    Moticont introduces LVCM-025-038-01 and LVCM-025-038-02 linear voice coil motors

    The LVCM-025-038-01 features a continuous force of 2.5 lbs (11.0 N) and a peak force of 7.8 lbs (34.7 N) and the LVCM-025-038-02 features a 1.000 in (25.4 mm) stroke, whereas, the LVCM-025-038-01 features a stroke of 0.37 in. (9.5 mm ) and the LVCM-025-038-02 features a continuous force of 16.4 oz (4.6 N) and a peak force of 51.9 oz (14.4 N).
    16 March, 2020
  • Beckhoff Automation releases EP7402 EtherCAT Box

    Beckhoff Automation releases EP7402 EtherCAT Box

    This controller is a two-channel motor output stage for BLDC motors used in MDRs, regardless of the conveyor or roller motor vendor.
    16 March, 2020
  • Neugart announces software version NCP 4.2

    Neugart announces software version NCP 4.2

    With the update, it is now also possible for propulsion drives in Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and the NGV gearbox range that is tailored to these vehicles.
    16 March, 2020
  • H2W Technologies announces model TWR-034-800-1RC rotary voice coil actuator

    H2W Technologies announces model TWR-034-800-1RC rotary voice coil actuator

    The TWR-034-800-1RC has a total angular displacement of 34 degrees [0.59 radians] and a motor constant of 275 in-oz/sqrt(watt) [1.92 N-m/sqrt(watt)]. The voice coil motor requires 1.7 amps of continuous current per coil and 5.1 amps of peak current per coil to generate the specified forces.
    12 March, 2020
  • FLIR Systems announces FLIR GF77a Gas Find IR camera

    FLIR Systems announces FLIR GF77a Gas Find IR camera

    A camera in FLIR Systems’ optical gas imaging (OGI) series, the connected GF77a provides upstream and midstream gas processors, producers, and operators with the ability to monitor continuously for invisible, potentially dangerous methane leaks at natural gas power plants, renewable energy production facilities, industrial plants, and other locations along a natural gas supply chain.
    12 March, 2020
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