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Sustainable alternative drives
The irregular availability of renewable energies requires new energy sources and electricity storage technologies. Schaeffler has recognized the enormous potential of hydrogen technology as an energy source of the future and has developed key components for fuel cells and fuel cell stacks, so-called metallic bipolar plates.
read more...The technical specification DIN VDE 0530-30-2 (VDE 0530-30-2):2019-02 harmonizes the efficiency classes for electric motors with variable speed.
read more...read more...Menzel Elektromotoren has manufactured eight size 500 low-voltage motors for a rolling mill.
read more...Online portal for drive solutions
ebm-Papst has revised its web-based online portal for drive solutions. More than 4,000 different drive combinations from the modular system are available in the portal, and defined preferred types are ready for dispatch within 48 hours.
read more...Groschopp is adding a new series to its range of standard drives: The EGKZ series servo motors with outputs between 0.4 and three kilowatts complete the existing range of electric motors from Viersen.
read more...RS Components has recently started offering the K4 kit from ebm-Papst for the development of drive systems. The compact K4 system is aimed specifically at design engineers, application engineers and developers. It accelerates the development and implementation of motor control solutions.
read more...ANT supplies system integrators and plant manufacturers with linear units and worm gear screw jacks. The company also realizes complete process, portal and handling units. The drive technology company will be presenting some of its projects at Motek.
read more...Schaeffler is entering the production of electric motors with a modular and highly integrated technology platform. The range of applications for the efficiency-trimmed electric motor family extends from hybrid modules and dedicated hybrid transmissions (DHT) to electric motors for electric axle drives.
read more...At Motek, Dr. TRETTER will once again be showcasing its comprehensive range of machine elements. One focus will be on tolerance sleeves - also known as tolerance rings. In Stuttgart, these versatile force-fit connecting elements, which can be easily detached again, are installed in a robot arm. There they show what they can do.
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