Custom direct drive motors
Applimotion offers direct drive motor systems using frameless motor kits. Motor assemblies can be created using low profile ULT, high output UTH, out-runner UTO motors and newly introduced UTS slotless motor kits.
Applimotion offers direct drive motor systems using frameless motor kits. Driven by customer demand and requests to package frameless motors into unique mechanical assemblies, custom direct drive motors are now available from Applimotion. Motor assemblies can be created using low profile ULT, high output UTH, out-runner UTO motors and newly introduced UTS slotless motor kits. Custom direct drive motors use precision bearings, high resolution encoders, and mechanical attributes based on customer specific needs. High resolution encoders are installed after motor assembly to minimize mechanical runout and producing the highest accuracy.
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