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A range of servo drives, stepper drives and integrated motors from Applied Motion Products conform to the ODVA specification for EtherNet/IP communications. The ODVA Conformance program mandates that vendors use a common network interface to ensure interoperability with products from other vendors. Products must pass rigorous testing by an authorized Test Service Provider before being declared ODVA conformant.

The Automate 2019 trade show set new records for participation among attendees and exhibitors. Applied Motion Products, along with sister companies MOONS’ Industries (America) and Lin Engineering, capitalized on the growth of this pivotal show by combining forces and going big with an impressive booth full of the latest products and demos from all three companies.

Applied Motion Products is excited to announce that Lane Andrews has joined our Application Engineering team. Lane recently graduated with a B.S. in Mechatronic Engineering from California State University, Chico, where he developed his interest in motion control programming and the optimization of automated systems. The addition of Lane into our Application Engineering department is a sign of the recent growth at Applied Motion as we continually strive to strengthen support services for our customers and sales channel partners.

Many of our best-selling, most popular motion control products require 24 or 48 volts DC to power them. That means to put these motors and drives to work you need an industrial-grade DC power supply to provide a steady and reliable source of current and voltage to each axis.