Kollmorgen will be showcasing its TBM2G series of frameless servo motors, which simplify the design of collaborative, surgical, and other robots while delivering optimal performance in a lighter, more compact package.
Kollmorgen releases SFD-M high-resolution encoder with multi-turn absolute feedback
Designed to work with AKD and AKD2G drives, the SFD-M absolute multi-turn encoder can be integrated into Kollmorgen-housed servo motors.
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Kollmorgen emphasizes flexibility with new programmable motion controller
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Kollmorgen to explain how motor science advances propel robot performance at RoboBusiness
Motor science directly affects robot capabilities and cost. Designers can learn more from a Kollmorgen expert at RoboBusiness 2024.
Portescap to be a featured exhibitor and speaker at Robotics Summit & Expo 2024
Portescap will exhibit with sibling company Kollmorgen and discuss design for peak motion performance at the Robotics Summit & Expo.
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Portescap adds encoder, motor for robotics
The M-Sense12A is Portescap’s first autoclavable encoder. It has been optimized for surgical robots and can survive up to 2,000+ sterilization cycles.
Kollmorgen adds new stepper drive with closed-loop position control
The P80360 stepper drive offers closed-loop position control and is fully programmable, enabling servo-like versatility, precision and repeatability in a stepper drive.
Kollmorgen expands performance of flagship AKD2G servo drive
New single-cable optimized drive builds on the AKD2G portfolio, including upgraded safety features, SD card backup and a graphical display with higher amperage to support more applications with higher power requirements.
Kollmorgen launches Express Delivery to shorten lead times
Kollmorgen, a global leader in motion control systems, today announced the launch of Kollmorgen Express Delivery.
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