NEWS

Linear Actuator in New Frame Size

25.04.2013 | KML presents the new K75 frame size of Exlar K Series Linear Actuators: So far only frame sizes of 60 mm and 90 mm were available. The new 75 mm frame size offers further application opportunities.
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Rathgeber Zarzi renamed to KML Precision Machining GmbH

12.03.2013 | The company Rathgeber Präzisionsteile GmbH (Rathgeber Zarzi) in Vienna was incorporated as 100% independent subsidiary in the group of KML Linear Motion Technology GmbH by mutual agreement with 1 January 2013. A new member of the KML company structure developed from a successful and long-term customer-supplier-relationship. The company was renamed during the change of the owner to KML Precision Machining GmbH. The competent employees as well as the well-known site in Vienna remain.
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Accessible rather than complex: We stride ahead on unlocking our product portfolio

09.11.2012 | Accessibility is a high priority with us. After all, we at KML present ourselves as a flexible supplier of motion solutions. Our wide-ranging product portfolio is consistently developed and optimised for the most varied of motion functions. Depending on the application, the right solution for you can be selected from our KML building block. Whether it's a matter of a linear motor system, tooth belt axis or a ball screw driven axis, there is never any problem in supplying any motion technology ex-works. We prepare an optimised drive concept to fulfil the dynamism and precision required.
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KML at SPS/IPC/Drives 2012

19.10.2012 | Visit us at Europe’s leading trade fair for Electric Automation – the SPS/IPC/Drives fair from 27 to 29 November 2012 in Nuremberg and convince yourself of our product and service variety.
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KML at MOTEK 2012

03.09.2012 | This year KML Linear Motion Technology GmbH again takes part in the leading international trade fair for production and assembly automation, feed technology and material flow, streamlining and handling technology, as well as industrial handling.
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Product innovation: LMS E² linear motor system series enhanced by the standardised HIPERFACE® interface

10.08.2012 | The consistant further development of the complete mechatronic products is a very important issue for KML. Therefore we presented the standardised integration of a special feedback interface enabling our highly dynamic LMS E² system to be combined with even more servo drives at AUTOMATICA 2012. Thus, the LMS E² series is ready for a large number of demanding applications which have so far been impossible for many customers. We now offer the solution for applications in which interface problems have been caused with specific manufacturers such as Schneider Electric / Elau.
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KML at AUTOMATICA 2012

10.05.2012 | In 2012 KML Linear Motion Technology GmbH again attends the AUTOMATICA trade fair in Munich - the leading platform for innovative products and solutions in automation and production processes. The trade fair provides a wide range of solutions in the areas of robotics, assembly and handling technology, drive technology and much more.
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Quality of movement for linear motors on unmachined machine frames

21.01.2012 | The self-supporting design of the cross beam axis gives the LMS E considerably greater inherent rigidity whilst maintaining the customary high level of dynamics and precision and can be mounted directly onto unmachined machine frames. Thus, our new modular linear motor series gives access to application areas which were so far reserved for more elaborate, less precise and less dynamic drive technology due to economic reasons.
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Quality of movement for linear motors on unmachined machine frames

The self-supporting design of the cross beam axis gives the LMS E considerably greater inherent rigidity whilst maintaining the customary high level of dynamics and precision and can be mounted directly onto unmachined machine frames. Thus, our new modular linear motor series gives access to application areas which were so far reserved for more elaborate, less precise and less dynamic drive technology due to economic reasons.

The increasing demands on precision and/or dynamics in mechanical engineering and furthermore drive technology, are increasing across all size ranges. At the same time prices are dictated by traditional drive technologies which have approached the end of their development. Especially in 2D applications with gantry configuration, industry had reached a point where only a major step forward in development could have provided a solution.

With the modular linear motor system of the LMS E series we make available the acceleration performance, speed and precision of linear motor technology for applications which so far had to stay at other technologies for cost reasons. This will revolutionize entire sectors in mechanical engineering, especially gantry systems and the design of Pick & Place applications with loads up to approx. 30 kg.

The LMS E series, which is available as Economy and High Precision classes, consists of individual linear motor axes which are operated at a max. bus voltage of 560 VDC (optional 800 VDC) for special applications and which can be combined to give a portal configuration. The mass-optimized cross beam axis can also be used as a single axis, both supported and self-supported. Same as for the surface-mountable, horizontal axis for movement ranges up to four meters, they enable speeds in excess of 5 m/s and acceleration greater than 100 m/s². As with all KML linear drive systems, the LMS E series offers a very high power force density due to the integral design, i.e. low mass at high force.

The modular design and diversity of variants allows the LMS E series to be adapted to specific customer requirements with an economic design of the required geometry using accessories such as cables, chains and control electronics as well as built-on vertical linear motor axes. This results in our excellent price/performance ratio. Robust and accurate linear encoder systems are also available for the LMS E series.

A special feature of the LMS E series is the inherent rigidity of the linear axes. Whereas most available linear motor systems need to be mounted on precisely machined surfaces of solid supports, the LMS E can be mounted on considerably less costly profile tube constructions as the standardized leveling elements permit safe, aligning and easy mounting on unmachined machine frames. Additional savings potential compared with traditional solutions is given by the generally lower space requirements of the LMS E.

In total, the LMS E series allows the precision, dynamics and maintenance-free operation of linear motor technology for moving medium loads at a cost level of conventional methods.

LMS E