Linear Motors

LSE 50 - 90, motors for standard drives and logistics applications, are based on the “long-stator principle”. According to this principle, one primary or several primaries mark out the traverse path. Therefore, this path is longer than the magnetic strip found on the moving carriage. As the secondary does not require any energy to be fed to it, practically limitless traverse paths are possible.

• Long to very long traverse paths
• Lower dynamic requirements
• Lower repeat accuracy requirements
• Simple guidance system (e.g., steel construction)
• Large air gap between primary and magnetic strip (up to approx. 13 mm)

LSE 50 – 90 linear motors are available in an uncooled version.