TD36 series
Unmatched small package
The direct drive technology of a linear motor is a perfect way to enhance productivity, accuracy, and dynamic performance. Direct drive motors eliminate the need for mechanical transmissions like rack and pinion, belts, and speed reducers. Between coil unit and magnets there is no contact, this means no mechanical wear. The technology makes designs slimmer, and modular and reduces costs.
Unmatched small package
Unique low build height
Maximum stroke, Maximum force density
Higher acceleration and improved efficiency
Compact iron core motors for low cost of ownership
For high acceleration, speed and accuracy
Takes your application to a new level
Water cooled to reach even higher continuous forces
Minimal Space. Maximum Impact.
Small but ready to do its job
High continuous force for application with high duty cycles
Compact but unique for high precision applications
Ultimate speed and accuracy where precision counts
Efficient and ready for heavy duty application
Most robust for maximum force output with ultra precision
High positioning accuracy and repeatability
High acceleration and dynamics
Efficient and with high motor constant
Linear motors are also referred to as direct drive units since the load is directly coupled to the motor. This eliminates the need for elastic components such as gearboxes and couplings, which introduce backlash and error in the motion.
Because these motors do not rely on mechanical drive components such as ball screws, belts, and rack and pinions, linear motors have much higher accuracy and repeatability, with no velocity ripple.
This lack of rotating or recirculating parts also makes them virtually maintenance-free and contributes to a lower total cost of ownership when compared to traditional drive mechanisms.

Mike Rolink and Stefan Jansen
Application Engineers
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