MovingCap FATtrack \u2013 proven technology \u201crolled out\u201d again.<\/p>\n
The MovingCap Flex-Print control is already in use in over 70,000 servo drive units. Of course, it was very obvious to use the proven concept in other drive variants.<\/p>\n
The MovingCap FATtrack is the more powerful variant of the MovingCap flatTRACK for applications where more load has to be moved.<\/p>\n
The compact \u201call-in-one\u201d design has also been consistently implemented in the MovingCap FATtrack.<\/p>\n
Integrated motor and sequence control
\nNew with integrated EtherCAT sequence control
\nFieldbus interface with web interface
\nIndustrial-grade M12 connector technology
\nAbsolute encoder length measuring system
\nRobust and highly precise guide and drive system
\nEasy to maintain thanks to clear and accessible mechanics
\nMovingCap FATtrack, our linear direct drive for applications in production, series and special machines. The compact design, high accuracy, dynamics and service life are complemented by easy commissioning.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s time to rethink!<\/p>\n
The resource-saving and recyclable design made of high-quality metal parts allows for easy maintenance, repair and remanufacturing. Therefore, we buy back our MovingCap FATtrack axles at any point in the product life cycle if necessary in order to refurbish them for further use or to recycle the raw materials.<\/p>\n
Let’s conserve resources together when using materials, installing, commissioning and maintaining them.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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