Dunkermotors
With IoT at the Motek
Dunkermotoren will once again be represented at Motek in Stuttgart in 2019, presenting product highlights relating to the Industrial Internet of Things. Including: tubular linear direct drives.
With the SA/ SC 38 series, Dunkermotoren presents a new modular concept for tubular linear direct drives. The three-phase linear motors deliver up to 3,690 newtons and accelerate at more than 200 meters per square second. These attributes make it particularly popular in applications that require reliable high-speed performance. An increase in production compared to classic pneumatic, spindle and belt systems is therefore guaranteed, the manufacturer promises. The motor is also compatible with various control models and offers an optimum water cooling system.
The BG 66 dMove is another product highlight that will be presented at Motek. In addition to simple speed and position control, the BG 66 dMove can be controlled via CANopen and freely definable digital inputs to ensure optimum flexibility in customer applications. The BG 66 dMove offers customers cost-effective servo technology especially for applications without high-resolution encoders but with 50 percent more power. as
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