The European Commission has initiated a significant tightening of the energy-efficiency directive for electrical devices, leaving more users of drive technology faced with new challenges
New Kollmorgen VLM series servomotors from Heason Technology suit value conscious applications
Applied Motion Products has added six integrated drive+motors to its line of Ethernet and EtherNet/IP motion control products
Aimed at OEMs and machine builders wishing to assess the many benefits of Arcus’ integrated motor technology
Vincotech flow90 0 enables 90-degree mounting for ultra slim bookshelf inverters
HBM has launched two new models of its T40B digital torque flange with 50Nm and 100Nm torque measurement ranges making the transducer suitable for a wider range of applications
Recycling plant converts discarded plastic into high density polyethylene (HDPE) pellets. Amaechi Oduah reports
Compact drives that cover small industry and even household applications. They help improve everyday life by helping reduce noise, save energy, and are so easy to use. Jussi Rantanen reports
Ondrives Ltd has recently taken receipt of a new gear grinding machine which enables them to gear grind to precise measurements
There is more to motors than just switching them on or off. The IEC 61131 standard provides for five general methods, some more textual and some more graphical, according to Boris Sedacca
Researchers at Southampton University have used low-cost motors from mobile phones to create a swarm of miniature robots
Suitable for applications in wet factory environments such as the food and beverage industry or outdoor use
High voltage squirrel cage motors from Menzel for a fundamental research laboratory
Rauno Ahola explains the philosophy behind the new ABB Value Provider Programme, with insight from programme members around the world
Ondrives Ltd has recently launched a range of precision involute spline shafts and bearing shafts
Standard drive reduced consumption from 75kW to 45kW, giving a saving of around 35 per cent
Spiralling energy costs and mandatory compliance with energy-efficiency standards are forcing HVAC and environmental engineers to think hard about minimising their carbon footprint and to focus on air quality and its impact on human health, reports Boris Sedacca
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