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Used test machine in Minnesota, USA

  • Stearns Brake Brake Assembly

    Stearns Brake Brake Assembly

    • Manufacturer: Stearns Brake

    Stearns Brake 1-087-022-00-040 Brake Assembly 220/440 VAC, 230/460 VAC, 50/60 HZ, 0.32/0.16 AMPS Torque: 15 FT. LB., Horiz. Mount Removed From Reported Working System Unit Not Tested EBAY: # 3011-170 LOC: 6307 - ...

    $525 USD
    Burnsville, MN
  • Nexen Clutch-Brake, Enclosed

    Nexen Clutch-Brake, Enclosed

    • Manufacturer: Nexen

    Nexen FMCBE 130-24 Clutch-Brake, Enclosed Flange Mounted 24 VDC, 24 MM, 875 New Out Of Box, Shelf Spares, Minor Shelf Wear Units Not Tested EBAY: # 3011-163 LOC: 6607 - C **Shipping** All Customers: We can use yo...

    $1,000 USD
    Burnsville, MN
  • IAI X-SEL

    IAI X-SEL

    • Manufacturer: IAI

    IAI Part # XSEL-K-3-2001-30RIL-20IB-N1-N2SASA-2-2-SE Controller X-SEL 200-230 VAC, 50-60 HZ Removed From Reported Decommissioned Working Machines Units Not Tested ****** NOTE: 2 Units Marked "LEFT" & 2 Units Mark...

    $650 USD
    Burnsville, MN

Overview

Motion control systems are crucial components in machinery and robotics, providing precise control of movement in various applications. These systems typically include motors, controllers, and feedback devices to ensure accurate positioning and speed control. They are widely used in industries like manufacturing, automation, and aerospace to enhance efficiency and precision.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a motion control system?

Consider the system's compatibility with your existing machinery, the required precision and speed, the type of feedback devices, and the overall cost of the system.

How can I ensure the motion control system is shipped safely?

Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in electronic components. Ensure the system is properly packaged with cushioning materials to protect against shocks and vibrations.

What is the typical maintenance for a motion control system?

Regular maintenance includes checking the connections, cleaning the components to prevent dust accumulation, and ensuring that the software is up-to-date. Refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance tasks.