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Measurement technology since 1963 4 Press review | User reports 6 4.4 | Product index, contact information 85 4 product index | 4.0 Overview

With a clear vision for the future! Today SIKO can look back over five decades of experience in the production of measuring instruments for length, angle and speed measurement as well as the measurement of tilt angles and speed. With these core competencies as its foundation, SIKO develops and produces measuring instruments and positioning systems for automation and manufacturing processes that are geared to the future. The highest demands of our customers from the industry and the mechanical engineering sector are more than met by the quality, precision and functionality of our products...

Global success is never coincidental Today the robust and innovative SIKO measuring instruments are in use in industrial and mechanical engineering installations around the world. Five SIKO subsidiaries are at your disposal in the following countries: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ U.S.A. Italy Switzerland China Singapore In addition, around 60 national and international agencies are on the spot for direct customer contact and technical support. Sales engineers and service technicians support OEM customers as well as users at their own facilities, providing competent advice and services in the respective...

Overview Press review | User reports “The AG02 drives do the same job in around 1.5 minutes – irrespective of whether only one axis is adjusted or all 14. In the latter case – 30 minutes compared to 1.5 minutes – we are 20 times faster with automatic format adjustment”. L RIA UST ING INDINEEREWSAutomatisierte Stellantriebe: Rüstzeiten um N cle 90 % reduziert – compu ter-automation.de ENG i Art h Mr Salzani, Mechanical Department Manager at Vimco S.r.l. Extract from A&D, February cal witc hni ro S Tec led Mic mid & Sea s It Hu ics ike aul L ydr s H cs & ocuumati rticles F e A Pn hnical ns le...

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General information and areas of application 10 4.4 | Product index, contact information 85 4 product index | 4.1 Actuators

SIKO DriveLine: Shorter setup times, higher productivity ! "Short cycle times and changeover times, high productivity and quality with lower capital expenditure" is the recipe for success of ideal industrial processes. The DriveLine actuators are particularly well suited for automatic format adjustment, stop positioning, tool alignment and valve adjustment as well as many other comparable positioning tasks: from a rotary actuator or actuator for simple applications and ancillary functions to a rotary drive and spindle drive or servo drive replacement for the control of complex machine...

Drive Technology: New dynamics for production processes The declared aim when designing modern processing machines and systems is to enhance the efficiency of machining processes while keeping costs down. Maximum productivity with minimum cycle times are key factors that have a considerable influence on the efficiency and profitability of a company. Flexible and modular axis automation with DriveLine actuators makes it easy to achieve a long-term increase in both the machine efficiency as well as the product quality. Adjustment with DriveLine actuators is around four times faster and much...

Actuators Technical details Performance charts Key performance characteristics can be seen and compared in the following charts. Measurement procedure The performance chart of a DriveLine actuator shows the maximum performance curve (rpm/Nm) in relation to a particular motor/gear combination. All the characteristics refer to 24 V DC motors. It can be seen that, performance data can deviate from the displayed values in actual use. This is due to a number of factors, such as motor-induced revolution divergences of ±15 %. We will be pleased to give you more detailed advice on these special...

Torque support The hollow shaft design of the DriveLine actuators is made for very simple mounting. A clamping ring on the device mounting side provides secure connection to the machine shaft. The torque bracing to the machine frame is by means of a pin [1]. Alternatively, a mounting bracket can be used [2]. This type of securing enables use of an elastomere bushing [3], which provides a low-tension connection from the actuator to the machine shaft. Advantage: The distortion forces on the bearing are reduced. Mounting variants The cleverly engineered design of the AG01 and AG03/1 opens up a...

Actuators Function and benefit Ambient conditions Examples of use Wood, metal and plastic processing Direct adjustment: Direct action via axle or spindle. The principle of action corresponds to that of a compound table or of linear guides. e.g., stop adjustment on saws and milling machines, tool settings according to the compound table principle … e.g., angle and position adjustment in the wood and metal industries … Indirect adjustment: Indirect action (offset) on racks via cogwheel or worm gear. e.g., automated format, distance or throughput adjustment with spooling slitting machines...

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