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  • Jeff's Wining Again - Wine and the Movies

    Jan
    25

    With that title, you might be expecting a story about taking a flask to a theater, or which wine pairs best with Casablanca (Bogart's characters would likely prefer whiskey or gin). In fact, we'll be exploring several aspects of the long relationship between wine and filmmaking.

  • Did You Know? Joystick Mode

    Jan
    25

    Using a joystick to control the speed and position of a motor is an intuitive solution in many applications. Joystick operation is available with many Applied Motion drives, both stepper and servo.

  • Looking Ahead to the New Year

    Jan
    25

    I’d like to take a moment to say thank you to our customers, partners and dedicated employees. Thanks to you 2011 has been a year of solid progress.

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  • Video Tutorial: ST Stepper Drives with Ethernet

    Jan
    25

    Learn more about our ST series stepper drives and Ethernet communications through this informative three-part video.  The video offers a detailed introduction to the ST series stepper drives and walks you through wiring and setting one up.

  • Website Feature: Distributor Listing

    Dec
    14

    Applied Motion is supported by an international network of highly qualified distributors that specialize in industrial automation and motion control products. These distributors provide regional points of sale, technical expertise and value-added services to Applied Motion end users and OEM customers around the world. They are a critical part of the value that Applied Motion brings to our customers.

  • Did You Know? Easy Servo Tuning

    Dec
    14

    When your application calls for a closed loop servo system you must take into consideration the requirements for tuning. For many systems the load inertia is the primary factor in setting the tuning parameters. Embedded in our Quick Tuner™ software are tuning files for all recommended motor-drive combinations. When choosing a motor file you will have the option of using a predetermined inertia load as indicated by a suffix in the file name.

  • Introducing 50 Watt Power Supply

    Dec
    14

    Applied Motion Products is pleased to announce the addition of a 50 watt power supply to join our current family of DC power supplies. The PS50A24 is ideal when paired with one of our DC powered drives and a NEMA size 17 or smaller motor.

    Features of the PS50A24 include:

    • 50 watt output: 24 volts, 2.1 amps DC
    • Universal input voltage
    • Regulated output voltage

  • Did You Know? 2-Day Delivery on Gearheads

    Nov
    22

    Applied Motion offers a range of high performance, true planetary gearheads that complement our offering of step motors, integrated steppers and servo motors. These gearheads offer high torque output, high efficiency and high shaft loading capacity.

    And what’s better is that the majority of our gearheads ship within 48 hours when ordered to fit on an Applied Motion motor. That’s right, just 2 days to ship a motion-grade, precision gearhead that’s ready to be assembled to your step or servo motor.

  • Ecommerce at Applied-Motion.com

    Nov
    21

    We at Applied Motion are pleased to announce that the launch of our online checkout process in August of this year was very successful. Since the checkout process went live orders have been coming in from channel partners and customers throughout the US and Canada. If you haven't noticed the changes to our website in support of this new service, look for the Add to Cart buttons located on the product pages of our website, as well as the new Store menu located in the main navigation bar.

  • Jeff's Wining Again - Barrel Tasting

    Nov
    16

    Those who like wine tasting are accustomed to the routine: six or eight bottles are lined up on a counter; the tasting room associate (AKA pour person) explains a bit about each wine as you're sampling. The wines you taste are available for purchase and are often sold in stores and restaurants. The winemaker, on the other hand, has a different experience. After the wine has gone into the barrel (or a stainless steel vat if it is to be "unoaked") the progress is gauged by taking barrel samples.