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27 February 2006 |
Micromech for a low cost frame, table and hood! Winter sale now on.... |
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Finding a work surface that sits on a sturdy frame that has a hood for machine guarding and also to keep equipment clean, and yet come at realistic price is not so easy. Our machine framework type 248 may just be what you are looking for to meet your requirements. more.... |
18 February 2006 |
Chill out with Micromech stepping motors! |
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This amazing range of motors really don't mind the cold, so if you have an application working at temperatures down to - 30 degrees C then call today. You need even colder? Then we even have specials down to - 50 degree C and they also have an IP68 seal. more.... |
13 February 2006 |
The new TP-plus is a dream of a gearbox |
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Presenting the all new TP+ in-line premium precision gearhead now available from Micromech. This new generation of cutting edge helical technology continues the introduction of a whole new generation of products for 2005. The superb precision, production and reliability means even more market leading benefits to help manufacturers reach previously unimaginable levels of performance. more.... |
07 February 2006 |
'Everything Must Go!' |
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Last time buy- Special pricing for Parker obsolete products. more.... |
05 February 2006 |
Delta Tau Tales of Motion Control..........Episode 1: Linear motors propel geonomic print head at speeds that are a blur to the human eye. |
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Improbable as it sounds, such a machine now exists that is placing characters within a millionth of a meter of the desired locations. Clearly not an office printer although it combines the precision of a micro-surgical tool with speeds far faster than those current office usage. It can cross a 1.2M x1.2M work envelope in a quarter of a second, then a 'move, stop, and drop' of its cargo in one-inch increments at a rate of 25 times per second. Incredibly it makes all of its high-speed deposits within a micron of their desired locations. more.... |
31 January 2006 |
The Diamond Light Source has scientists beaming |
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The Diamond Light Source installation will ultimately host up to forty cutting edge research stations, called beamlines where each beamline is designed primarily to support a particular research community or technique. The portfolio of beamlines at Diamond has been specially chosen, in consultation with the scientific community, to support the life, physical and environmental sciences. more.... |
23 January 2006 |
Micromech for low cost travel! January sale.... |
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For a quick turn round that's accurate and repeatable, the RDH-M indexing table/rotary axis will get you to the right place at the right time. It will also probably be at two thirds of the cost of our competitor's product. This sensibly priced system is designed to open lots of doors for production engineers to help them further automate processes. more.... |
16 January 2006 |
Episode 6: Motion control for high-speed conveyor |
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Motion control for high-speed conveyors, such as OHT's and sorters, are often performed with mechanical flags that use photoelectric sensors and optical communications devices. Unfortunately systems based on mechanical flags can suffer from position displacement caused by shocks and vibration that can then result in malfunctions. Wear-and-tear can also lead to problems related to light-source deterioration and interference due to dirt can also occur. more.... |
08 January 2006 |
Are you working in a vacuum and losing your drive? Our 'V' stepping motors will get you running again. |
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These rugged motors have been vacuum prepared for down to 10-6 Torr making them suitable for research, laboratory and autoclave applications. more.... |
| 01 January 2006 |
Want to try out stepper motor technology but not sure what you need? |
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Well, Micromech have made it simple by introducing a very low cost stepper motor evaluation kit. more.... |
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