The RLSS Series of static rod locks from Nexen, Vadnais Heights, Minn., have large clamping surfaces for consistent holding forces ranging from 180 to 5,000 lb. Users can even stack several rod locks together for added gripping power
While it’s true that the motion-control world hardly changes at an iPhone pace, it doesn’t mean there aren’t fascinating movements afoot. And although there are a host of interesting trends and movements worth discussing
Robust roller-pinion systems replace traditional rack-and-pinions along with other technologies for applications needing accuracy, long service life, and minimal maintenance.
TwisterBand cable carriers from igus, inc., carry power and data lines, as well as hose and tubing, through 3,000° of motion with minimal friction and wear.
Researchers at Brookhaven National Laboratory are using a Galil motion controller to handle positioning chores in a machine that builds multilayer Laue lenses
Hybrid Motion Technology combines step motors with servo control technology to offer the best from both worlds. Paul Kling from IMS Schneider Electric Motion demonstrates the technology to Ken Korane of MACHINE DESIGN. 8:45
