Intelligent Motion Control Ltd (INMOCO)
For over three decades INMOCO has been at the forefront of Industrial Automation and Motion Control offering a comprehensive range of motion control products covering compact Servo Amplifiers, Position Controllers, Gearheads, Stepper Motors and Controllers, Linear Motors, Sensors, and Electric Actuators. More recent additions to the product range include High Precision Linear and Rotary Encoders.
Today, INMOCO not only provides products with application and after sales support, but can also incorporate those products into customer-specified electromechanical sub-assemblies, which also includes testing and calibration. These latest additions to our services not only enables our customers a "Plug and Run" solution, but also enables them to reduce their supplier base.
Our facilities include system engineering, ex-stock sales distribution, building and testing sub assemblies and a class 10,000 clean room facility.
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- Absolute Encoders
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- DC Servo Motors
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- Integrated Circuits & Chips
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M4 200X Brushed Motors
The M4-200X range of compact servo motors has been designed specifically for robotics, machine tool and automatic handling equipment as well as for mobile and general servo-drive applications where accuracy, reliability and high power/ weight ratio are vitally important. -
M4 295X Brushed Motors
Utilising high energy rare earth magnet material, the M4-295X series DC servo-motor-tach units provide precise motion control in machine tools, robotics, automatic material handling, wiredrawing, paper, plastic-film and foil processing, tension controls and packaging machinery. Peak torque of up to 40 Nm gives ample power for fast, accurate positioning. Coupled with low motor inertia, theoretical acceleration of up to 25,000 rad/sec2 results.
