LINMOT LINEAR MOTORS

Linear motors, guided actuators, servo drives and magspring constant force springs are all part of the range at John Brooks. The motors provide
extremely long life, high dynamics and high repeatability at a moderate cost. Available for wash down applications, these motors are widely used
in packaging, material handling and the healthcare industry.  

Some of the key features of the motors include:

• Stroke length up to 1770mm
• Full position, force and velocity control over the entire stroke length
• Forces from 44N up to 2500N with force control
• The moving slider is never in contact with the stator so speed up to 7.3 m/s are available withaccuracy to +/-0.05mm
• Position accuracy improved to 1uM using extrernal encoder
• ​Alternative to pneumatics with low running costs (Very low power consumption compared to pneumatics)
•  ATEX rated explosion proof
•  Rated up to IP69k (  Part and fully stainless models) 

LinMot linear motors are direct electromagnetic drives. the linear motion is generated without wear, with no intermediary mechanical gearboxes, spindles, or belts.

The motor consists of just two parts: the slider and the stator. The slider is made of neodymium magnets, encased in a high-precision stainless steel tube.

The stator contains the motor windings, slider bearings, position encoder, and microprocessor circuitry for monitoring motor performance.

LinMot's standard catalogue includes 6 different families of motors, with peak forces of between 33 and 2500 N. All models are available with different stroke lengths and features - over 400 different linear motors altogether. read more...

Linmot Linear motors use their own proprietary amplifier. They range from very basic amplifier to intelligent types that can co ordinate motion moves. Their full range includes:- Linear motors, Linear guides, Servo Controllers, and Magnetic Springs.

Multi position controllers are available in single axis or multi axis control, in a variety of field buses, and are easily programable for even very complex motion profiles and multiple programs.

The performance from these motors is stagering.