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News Release from: RA Rodriguez (UK) | Subject: Werner linear motion modules
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 25 April 2003

Linear motion modules build systems up
quickly

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Linear motion modules are designed to be freely combined enabling dedicated multi-axes handling systems to be created simply and quickly.

The new linear motion modules from Werner are designed to be freely combined enabling dedicated multi-axes handling systems to be created simply and quickly Available in the UK from R

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Rodriguez these modules offer high loading capacity, high rigidity, quiet operation and are complemented by a wide choice of motors, plug-in positioning system and controller.

Three basic modules have been introduced.

All are made from extruded aluminium section with high torsional strength and driven by a wide, wire reinforced toothed belt.

The design ensures the guiding profile is protected against external forces.

Module 160/15 is a double width version of the 80/15.

Both comprise a static axis body with moving carriages and are rated for speeds up to 5m/s.

They have integrated guide rails with lifetime lubrication and inductive limit switches into the axis extrusion that are wired to a common plug; an additional reference switch is available on request.

The motor on these modules is mounted either directly or via a transmission belt.

For maximum flexibility, a standard choice of servo motor or 2 phase stepper motor is available to suit the application; specials may also be fitted.

There is a choice of 6 different mounting variants and 4 transmission ratios.

These can be altered to suit any application changes.

Module 90/15 has a static motor drive with moving axis body.

This compact system has an inside profile bar guide and integrated planetary gear and is designed for speeds up to 3m/s.

A rotational axis with a maximum angle of 440deg may be specified as an option.

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