HIWIN Technologies Corp., founded in 1989 and headquartered in Taichung, Taiwan, is a global leader in the research, development, design, manufacture, and maintenance of motion control products. The company's extensive product line includes linear guideways, ball screws, industrial robots, rotary tables, reducers, precision bearings, and medical equipment. HIWIN serves diverse industries such as semiconductor manufacturing, automation, machine tools, and medical devices, providing high-precision and reliable solutions. With a commitment to innovation and quality, HIWIN has established a global presence, with subsidiaries and R&D centers in Germany, Japan, the United States, Italy, Switzerland, Czech Republic, France, Singapore, South Korea, and China, ensuring comprehensive support for its international clientele.
In an automation project by MRK Systeme GmbH, integrated drive packages enable high-throughput acoustic testing of semiconductor components without mechanical interference.
The CV axis, designed for vertical applications, offers a compact design, high dynamics, and precision – ideal for automation and handling systems, expanding HIWIN’s portfolio.
HIWIN’s German-made electric actuator offers high force, fast speeds, retrofittable guides, and lifetime lubrication for precise, low-maintenance automation tasks.
We present a new heavy load version of our DATORKER® strain wave gear. Compared to the proven standard series, the new series has a higher torque of up to 30%.
Our high-precision cross tables and gantry systems guarantee repeat accuracies in the µm range. At the heart of the precision systems are our HIWIN linear motors and profile rail guides.
The measuring systems from Nokra Optische Prüftechnik und Automation GmbH measure the flatness, contour, thickness or width of a wide variety of their customers' strips and sheets without contact and automatically. The measuring systems are kept on course by HIWIN axes with toothed belt drives.
In order to remain competitive in the global market, optimisation potentials within the process chain must be consistently utilised. There are also growing requirements with regard to process and machine safety, which pose new challenges for every company.