Oriental Motor (UK) has signed a distribution deal with Leicester-based OEM Automatic.

This year’s lively, informative conversations with Chatty Hatter’s podcast host, Nicole Piesse Turner will be recorded at Stand E26 at the Engineering Design Show (EDS) (11—12 October).

Leveraging the design of the BLH motor for precision control, Oriental Motor introduces the BLH2D driver, implementing dedicated vector control, for speed tracking and low noise operation, for use with the BLH series.

The BLV-R series of BLDC motors and drivers have been redesigned to improve parameters such as speed and stability, while significantly reducing size and power consumption.

Motors in the BLE2 series are rated to IP66 and available in a range of power options from 30-300W. Additionally these units have a speed range of between 80-4000RPM, meaning one motor gearhead combination use is available in a variety of applications resulting in fewer parts being needed to be held for spares, Oriental Motor claims.

Oriental Motor has a comprehensive range of brushless DC motors, manufactured in Japan and designed to meet industrial applications from simple implementations to more complex control requirements.

In Oriental Motor’s continuing drive to improve customers’ productivity and reduce costs, it has developed a mechanical encoder for use with the AlphaStep AZ Series of stepper motors.

Oriental Motor (UK)’s BLV-R series of BLDC motors and drivers have multiple performance features specifically for AGV use.

The AZ stepper motor series has been specifically developed by Oriental Motor for ease of use across a wide selection of motors and in a variety of industrial sectors.

Characteristics of Oriental Motor’s AZ series of stepper motors mean automation system developers can reduce expense while increasing efficiency.

Modular automation is the concept of using modular processes along the production line, allowing for the assembly of small or varying lots of products in a high mix, low volume production model.

Simple, standard applications are well served by AC induction motors, says Oriental Motor’s Paul Jepson. In this global chip shortage, the appeal of a chip-less motor with high IP ratings and low lead times has never been more apparent.

The BLV-R series of brushless DC motors (BLDCs) have been specifically designed by Oriental Motor to meet the operating demands of AGVs/AMRs