Oxford Materials Choose LG Motion For Research Project
28 March 2014
Oxford Materials choose LG Motion for spray deposition research project for energy storage application.
Oxford Materials choose LG Motion for spray deposition research project for energy storage application.
The evolution of technology is transforming all industries and motion control is no different. Components are becoming faster, more powerful, cheaper… and much smaller.
Although there are motion control solutions that can pretty much be developed from existing components or products, more often than not environmental considerations need to be taken into consideration for the end-application. This means that almost all of our solutions end up being bespoke.
LG Motion supply high speed ‘waveform profile’ linear positioner for fluid mechanics facility at Imperial’s Department of Aeronautics
LG Motion are pleased to announce an improved stock programme for Schneeberger Linear Technology profiled BALL MONORAIL Linear Guides and a cut-to-length service that has grown in popularity since it’s first introduction in 2006.
By marrying the Anorad Hercules series high performance X-Y gantry positioning stage with a PMDi Polaris advanced distributed motion control system, LG Motion can offer the highest performing gantry system currently available.
To reinforce our ongoing commitment to growth and investment, LG Motion has recently taken delivery of two new CNC Milling machines.
When considering linear actuator technology, there are many options open to the designers and specifiers. As an example, the OEM machine builder who prefers to design their own bespoke system can choose from simple slide systems driven from stepper or servo motors, or opt for higher performance direct drive linear motors.
As a leading designer and manufacturer of high precision automation equipment, we successfully work with leading manufacturers and research institutes across all areas of industry and science.
Managing Director, Gary Livingstone holds a firm belief and conviction that automation technology, through motion control holds an important key to the UK’s future growth strategy and success.
