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Rockwell Automation
Rockwell Automation ArmorKinetix Distributed Servo Drives
Mechatronics

Rockwell Automation Distributed Servo Drives Allow for Smaller Machine Designs

The ArmorKinetix Distributed Servo Drives can be mounted directly on a machine instead of in an electrical cabinet, allowing for a reduction in machine size and required components...
Tolomatic
Electric actuators provide precision and reliability in a range of applications
Actuators

Converting from Hydraulic to Electric Actuators: Key Steps to Follow

Learn the key steps to successfully convert from hydraulic to electric actuators, including how to accurately determine loads and forces to ensure an optimally sized and priced...
Think Outside the Box When Implementing Predictive Maintenance
Maintenance

Think Outside the Box When Implementing Predictive Maintenance Systems

To take full advantage of the benefits offered by predictive maintenance systems, evaluating all the machines and systems which should be monitored is necessary.
Moog Inc.
The Moog D937 Series direct operated servo-proportional valve
Hydraulic Valves

Expanded Hydraulic Valve Portfolio Brings New Market Opportunities

Robert Forisch of Moog discusses the benefits of adding direct operated solenoid valves to the company’s portfolio and what future developments could entail.
S. Jensen
Hydraulic components remain an important technology
Community

Help Shape the Future of Power & Motion Content

Share your input on topics and more to help shape content on the ever-evolving fluid power and electric motion control space.
Understanding Types of Electric Motors Available for Electric Vehicles
Motors

Understanding the Types of Electric Motors Available for Electric Vehicles

There are four main types of electric motors used in electric vehicles, each of which features specific design characteristics to suit various application requirements.
Alex Shikany, Vice President of Membership & Business Intelligence, (left) and Clarissa Schwendeman, Director of Marketing (right) at A3
Automation

Automation has a Bright Future Ahead of It

New technological developments and use cases will lead to the continued adoption of robotics and other automation solutions for the foreseeable future.
Tolomatic
Electric actuators are replacing hydraulics in many industrial machines
Actuators

Why Electric Actuators are Replacing Hydraulics

The precision, repeatability and lower total cost of ownership associated with electric actuators is driving their use over hydraulics in many industrial applications.
Community

Does Your Technology Provide an Edge Over the Competition?

Enter the 2024 EDGE Awards to spotlight the design and engineering innovations taking place within fluid power and electric motion control.