Using our ServoBelt™ stages and actuators, we can design and deliver a linear or rotary positioning solution that fits your performance requirements. Here are some examples of systems we recently made:
We’re excited to announce our recent feature in Robot Report, a leading source of robotics news, research and information. The article looks at how our automation technology helps reduce labor costs and injuries while improving the efficiency of packaging operations.
Our ServoBelt™ Rotary stages work great with many kinds of motors—including brushless DC pancake motors. Also known as printed armature motors and servodisc motors, pancake motors are a great fit for space-constrained applications.
ServoBelt Linear has gotten some traction in large packaging systems lately. The reason comes down to the fact that our linear motion stages and actuators offer unlimited travel lengths and can support multiple, independently controlled carriages. These features have made it possible to build large Cartesian packaging robots that service multiple packaging machines over distances of more than 30 meters.
Based on our proven ServoBelt™ Linear technology, the new ServoBelt™ RA actuator serves as a high-performance, drop-in replacement for applications that have traditionally used rod actuators, pneumatic cylinders or even linear motors. Watch our latest video to learn more.
Check out this interesting motion system for a custom, high-precision 3D printing application with built-in metrology capabilities. We had to integrate this large system with Grade AA granite to meet the precision requirements. All axes include ServoBelt Linear Light Duty drives with position loop closure around linear encoders.
One of our engineered solutions, this customized biomedical gantry incorporates our ServoBelt™ Light Duty linear stage. We designed this single side drive according to customer specifications and tested it prior to delivery.
Check out this video of our ServoBelt™ Rotary stage with an ER-16 collet closer. This integrated workpiece holder securely holds cylindrical goods for tasks like laser marking, engraving and inspection.
We test all our motion hardware—including our ServoBelt Rotary stages. Check out this video of our SBR-16 stage during a static clamping repeatability test.
Watch our latest video, which features one of our senior engineers exercising a two-axis LowBoy linear motion stage. The system includes a ModuSystems MMC controller/stepper drive, Posital absolute encoders, E-stop, power supply and joystick.
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