Extend the life cycle of your current production equipment with this new drop-in replacement drive. Use the R-Series drive to  upgrade aging, difficult to replace and repair drives. This family of drives provides:

• Quick and easy installation
• Preservation of existing application code
• Ability to interface to existing motors 
• Improved energy efficiency

The initial R-Drive models replace ORMEC SAC-DE series drives.

Replacement models for additional legacy ORMEC servo drives and drives from other vendors will soon be available.

ORMEC’s supplier of model MMI-8056 touchscreens will no longer be producing these models. These were used for ORION, SLMC and XD Indexer applications.  The MMI-8070 is a replacement model that provides a larger, 7” diagonal screen and fits the same cutout size as the MMI-8056.

If you need to purchase an MMI-8056, this is your last buy opportunity.

Please contact us at (585) 385-3520 or email sales@ormec.com

To meet the growing demand in China for high quality, reliable motion control products and systems, ORMEC announces three newly formed Chinese partnerships. This includes two new ORMEC distributor organizations and a Chinese representative.

ORMEC system includes Indexer servo drives, pacer encoder, touch screen MMI and complimentary software

The Rotary Knife, Cut-to-Length, software solution for ORMEC’s XD-Indexer servo drive system is now available. The system is comprised of two XD-Indexer servo drives, a pacer encoder and an MMI touch panel. The application includes recipe management functions and an easy-to-use operator interface that support up to 50 unique recipes.

Videos make XD-Indexer servo drive configuration and operation easy. ORMEC premieres a comprehensive library of motion control videos. The videos feature the XD-Indexer, a single axis integrated controller and servo drive and its easy-to-use table based software, MotionSet^TM.

The network can be expanded beyond 16 ServoWire drives to more than 100

ORMEC’s ServoWire Motion & Logic Controllers (SMLC) typically coordinate a network of ServoWire (FireWire) drives for applications where highly coordinated, high performance multi-axis motion is needed. In cases where axes are required that do not need as tightly coordinated motion, the more cost-effective XD-Indexer drive can be integrated into the SMLC system via Modbus TCP communication. The total number of drives on a SMLC controller can be easily expanded well beyond the ServoWire limit of sixteen to more than 100. Overall project costs are reduced with the ability to choose the optimal drive for the performance required on a per axis basis.

ORMEC’s supplier of the QuickPanel family of touchscreens for the MMI-GP series will no longer be producing these models. These are used for ORION MotionBASIC applications. They were the replacement models for the already obsolete MMI-QP Series. If you need MMI-GP models, this is your last buy opportunity.

Please contact us at (585) 383-3520 or email sales@ormec.com