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June 26, 2008

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No cage creeping even under high-tact operation in a vertical axis.

No cage creeping even under high-tact operation in a vertical axis.

IKO Anti-Creep Cage Roller Way is a rack and pinion mechanism originated from the IKO Crossed Roller Way and provides smooth linear motion with high accuracy. Features flexible mounting, high-speed operation, and is easy to upgrade.
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No Maintenance Linear Motion Rolling Guide

No Maintenance Linear Motion Rolling Guide

The IKO Linear Roller Way Super MX is a well-balanced structure with cylindrical rollers that brings great load capacity, very high rigidity and super running accuracy. The capillary system continuously supplies an adequate amount of lubrication oil to the cylindrical rollers.
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New Concept in Linear Motion

New Concept in Linear Motion

IKO Linear Way U is a linear motion rolling guide featuring a track rail with a U-shaped cross section. Raceways are provided on the inside surface of the track rail. In addition it can be used by itself as a structural member of machines and equipment.
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Achieve High Speed Responsive Positioning

Achieve High Speed Responsive Positioning

The IKO Linear Motor Table LT is a direct drive positioning table featuring a low sectional height and light weight. LT is suitable for applications requiring high speed operation such as semiconductor, measuring instruments, assembling systems, and material transfer equipment.
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Precision Positioning Tables

Precision Positioning Tables

The IKO TU Series achieves stable high accuracy and high rigidity in operations under fluctuating loads varying in direction and magnitude. Ball screw types and leads, motor types, and sensor installations, etc. can be selected to obtain an optimum positioning table suitable for any application.
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Silicon and the Economy

 

Silicon and the Economy The semiconductor industry is the largest economic segment of the US economy. We still dominate in a few areas. Semiconductor equipment, hard disk drives, computers as finished products, laser printers and inkjets are some of the product areas where American companies continue to dominate. And a lot of the innovation that drives technology originates in the US.
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Mechatronic Blog

Steve Meyer
President, Solid Technologies

 

Silicon, the Final Frontier

It used to be said that what's good for Detroit is good for America. This idiom referred to the dominant role of the automotive manufacturing in the American economy. During the boom of the 1950's and 60's many controls companies grew into their current positions as dominant controls suppliers by developing ever more powerful solutions for automating the auto makers. More>>

Features
The Wearable Motorcycle

The Wearable Motorcycle

Jake Loniak is a Transportation Design student at the Art Center Pasadena in California, designed a project called \"Deus Ex Machina\" (God Out of a Machine). His project is an electric, single passenger, vertically parking, and wearable motorcycle.
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eLINE Compact Modules from Bosch

eLINE Compact Modules from Bosch

Bosch Rexroth has developed the new eLINE Compact Modules, broadening its extensive range of pre-assembled linear systems. These maintenance-free modules are well suited for small handling, medical, and packaging operations with loads up to 60kg.
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Linear Actuators from Pacific Bearing Company

Linear Actuators from Pacific Bearing Company

Pacific Bearing Company announces its new line of linear actuators for easy, accurate, and high speed linear motion. With three different styles available, each actuator provides smooth and quiet linear guidance for a wide range of applications.
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SolidWorks Robotics University

SolidWorks Robotics University

Kids, getting bored with summer vacation already? SolidWorks Robotics University (SRU) may be just the antidote.
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