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15 kinds of Industrial robots for automated linear guide
Linear module is also called the linear motion guide, its application in industry is very broad, many people may not have heard of linear axis, but when it comes to its purpose, may to the precision of automation products you have hearded even used. Let us make a brief introduction of the applic...Read more -
What’s Difference between Pneumatic, Hydraulic and Electrical Actuator
A linear actuator moves a load, which can be an assembly, components, or a finished product, in a straight line. It converts energy into a motion or force and can be powered by pressurized fluid or air, as well as electricity.Here is a breakdown of common linear actuators, their advantages and t...Read more -
Common application of ball screw and linear guide
Components of linear motion system The linear bearing is a very important part of the Linear Guide. It is a linear motion system that is produced at a low cost and is used for infinite strokes in conjunction with cylindrical shafts. Because the bearing ball is in point contact with the shaft, th...Read more -
ball screw linear positioning stage sorting system
Traditional way of manual sorting has high cost, low efficiency, higher pain points, breakage and ball module with intelligent sorting system with the following advantages won the praise of the industry. 1. The sorting accuracy is high, the noise is small Equipment adopts advanced information re...Read more -
Linear Motion Systems Market Growing to $8 Billion by 2021
The global linear motion systems industry will increase to $7.94 billion U.S. by 2021, according to London-based market research company Technavio. In their recent in-depth report, “Global Linear Motion Systems Market 2017-2021,” the linear motion system market will have a compound a...Read more -
Linear motion for robotic handling in automated warehouses-Pick and place arm
When designing and configuring an automated warehouse, one design goal is to keep the system as light and compact as possible. Depending on the size of the load being moved, there are two common types of automated warehouses. In lighter applications, aluminum structures can handle loads u...Read more -
The Difference between Cartesian, Six-Axis and SCARA Robots
To pick a robot, first evaluate the application’s needs. That starts with profiling the job’s load, orientation, speed, travel, precision, environment and duty cycle, sometimes called LOSTPED parameters. 1. Load. A robot’s load capacity (defined by the manufacturer) must exceed the total weight ...Read more -
What made you choose cartesian robot used in automatic productline?
With automation on the rise, the case for linear robotics has expanded. Linear robots are a type of industrial robot with two or three principal axes that move in a straight line rather than rotate, functioning at right angles to each-other. The three sliding joints correspond to moving the wris...Read more -
How to choose linear guide accuracy?
When choosing a recirculating linear guide, there are several criteria that need to be specified, including size, preload and accuracy. And although the term “accuracy” is often used in a generic sense, when referring to recirculating ball or roller guides, it designates five characteristics: 1....Read more -
Best Heavy-Duty Gantry Alternatives
Automated motion guidance systems with heavy-duty load capacities are experiencing a significant increase in demand. One reason for this revolves around the installation of flexible multi-axis robots onto long tracks. This allows engineers to greatly extend the work envelope while taking full ad...Read more -
What’s the Difference Between Servo and Stepper Motors?
Which one is right for your application? Let’s explore key decision criteria including speed, acceleration, and price targets. Stepper Motors Stepper motors consist of a rotor with permanent magnets and a stationary stator that carries the windings. When current runs through the stator windings,...Read more -
Repeatability in Motion Control
Understanding repeatability, its causes, and its influence on the performance of a linear-motion system is essential in determining the capability needed in a given application, as well as specifying the appropriate components.Ideally, a motion system repeatedly and consistently moves a load to ...Read more
