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IP65 Slip Rings for Flow Wrapping Machines Offer Long Working Life and Minimal Maintenance - Vimarsana News

IP65 Slip Rings for Flow Wrapping Machines Offer Long Working Life and Minimal Maintenance

SVTS B series slip ring assemblies from Servotecnica offer machine builders a continuously rotating electrical joint with a working life that can extend to 100 million revolutions at high speeds.

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Heason Technology Ltd : Quotes, Address, Contact - Vimarsana News

Heason Technology Ltd : Quotes, Address, Contact

Heason Technology was originally founded in 1982 and was a subsidiary of the German/Japanese zero backlash gear system manufacturer.

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Fast and Flexible Motion Control Software Development: Elmo Motion Composer2, SIL (Software in the Loop) Tool Available for Platinum Series Intelligent Servo Drives - Vimarsana News

Fast and Flexible Motion Control Software Development: Elmo Motion Composer2, SIL (Software in the Loop) Tool Available for Platinum Series Intelligent Servo Drives

Elmo Motion Control’s Platinum series advanced servo drives feature EtherCAT™ networking for ultra-fast machine synchronised single and multi-axis motion, and industry leading levels of functional safety.

Source: azom.com
This Shiny Sphere Is the World's Roundest Object - Vimarsana News

This Shiny Sphere Is the World's Roundest Object

This Shiny Sphere Is the World’s Roundest Object Made out of a single, very expensive, crystal of silicon-28 atoms, and extensively analyzed for imperfections by both humans and computers, this “nearly perfect” sphere is the world’s roundest object. The surface of the world’s roundest object is so smooth that if you were to blow it up to the size of our planet, the difference between the highest peak and the lowest valley would be between 3m and 4.5m (10 and 15 feet). It used to be around 15m back when scientists started making these amazing spheres, but technology has gotten better...