Intelligent Motion Control Limited (INMOCO), established in 1987 and headquartered in Daventry, Northamptonshire, UK, specializes in high-performance motion control solutions for the industrial automation sector. The company offers a comprehensive range of products, including servo systems, stepper motors, linear actuators, sensors, and precision gearheads, catering to industries such as semiconductor manufacturing, robotics, and aerospace. INMOCO distinguishes itself by providing application support, custom electromechanical sub-assemblies, and maintaining ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications, ensuring adherence to quality and environmental standards. With over 35 years of experience, INMOCO serves clients across the United Kingdom and Europe, delivering innovative and reliable motion control solutions tailored to meet the evolving demands of modern industries.
Direct-drive motion solutions have a performance advantage over conventional mechanical transmission systems but this comes at a premium. However, considering the value of the reduction in the total cost of ownership that can be presented to end users, integrating a direct-drive solution could help OEMs increase their rewards. With fewer components involved, a direct-drive solution can also speed up and simplify machine build.
Kollmorgen has released a new range of frameless servo motors that increase speed and torque within a compact and lightweight footprint. The new TBM2G motors, distributed in the UK by INMOCO, are designed for cobot and similar robot joint control applications.
Gerard Bush of motion specialist INMOCO compares the build versus buy approach for PCB-motion controllers. Three-axis embedded PCB motion controllers are integral for applications such as robotic arm control.
Celera Motion has launched an inductive linear encoder for accurate and reliable position sensing in harsh environments. Distributed in the UK by INMOCO, Celera’s Lintran linear position transducer is designed for applications where electrical contacts or optical transducers would prove unreliable.
Celera Motion has launched a multiturn variant of its highly durable IncOder absolute encoders supplied to the UK and Ireland by Inmoco. The compact, through-hole encoder design now enables multiturn measurement for rotary-to-linear or geared rotary systems.
Absolute encoders provide surgical robots with positional control in a demanding environment. Requiring performance in dexterity and ergonomic flexibility that enhances human skill, combined with faultless reliability, its crucial to select feedback technology that delivers across these areas. Celera Motion’s latest through-bore inductive angle encoder has been designed specifically for surgical robot applications.
Linear motion control specialist, Tolomatic, has released a new multiaxis actuator system, providing rigidity and accuracy for OEM machine designs. Now Distributed in UK by Inmoco.
Celera Motion has released a new range of miniature PCB-based ring encoders for robotic joints. Ideally suited to surgical applications with a hollow bore design to fit into rotary actuators, the IncOder Core non-contact absolute encoder is metal-free and extremely lightweight.
A linear actuator is usually needed to move an object in a straight line, from a conveyor to a metal press. While some applications requiring the highest forces and longest strokes might need hydraulic actuation, in the majority of cases, electromechanical actuator technology provides both machine builders and machine users with significant advantages.