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Synchronized Position-Force Control for Multiple-Ram Axes

February 10, 2014 By Miles Budimir Leave a Comment

Delta Computer Systems, Inc. announces an enhanced motion control synchronizing feature for press applications. Multi-ram presses have historically employed very heavy guides and platens to prevent the platen from skewing. The electronic position-force synchronization offered by the RMC150 now allows for lighter machines to accurately control total force while keeping the ram positions identical to within a few thousandths of an inch. DeltaCompSys_Photo

If an application requires two axes, the RMC75 controller will deliver this capability. For larger applications, the RMC151E controller can handle up to 6 axes if the force is obtained via pressure sensors (2 per ram), or up to 8 axes of position-force control if load cells are a viable option.

Click on the video below for a demonstration of this feature.

 

http://deltamotion.com

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