SIGMA-7 SERIES
Servo systems
Servo motors and drives for precise positioning axes; single and dual axis options.
Products
The automation hardware we use in our projects. Component selection here is an engineering decision, not a sales one: the machine's requirement, cycle time and field service decide it.
Yaskawa
SERVO · MOTION · AC DRIVES · MACHINE CONTROLLERSYaskawa is one of the global references in motion control, and our first choice on machines where precision, duty cycle and uninterrupted operation are decisive.
Because the Sigma-7 servo family, the GA series AC drives and the MPiec machine controllers are designed to work together, axis synchronisation, communication and commissioning are noticeably more stable than assembling the parts separately.
We do not simply supply this hardware: we run the sizing calculation, write the software and commission it on site.
Why this family?
- High-resolution encoders and stable position repeatability
- Long duty cycle under demanding operating conditions
- The whole machine configured from one software tool
- Widely used networks such as MECHATROLINK and EtherNet/IP
- Worldwide service network — decisive for exported machines
SERVOPACK · SGD7S
Servo drive
Fully digital, network-configurable servo amplifier. Position, speed and torque modes.
SERVOPACK · SGD7W
Dual axis drive
Drives two axes in one housing; saves panel width and wiring.
SIGMA-7 · ROTARY
Rotary servo motors
Braked and non-braked versions with high-resolution encoders.
SIGMA-7 · LINEAR
Linear servo motors
Direct drive axes for high speed and precision without a ball screw.
MP3300iec
Machine controller
Multi-axis motion and machine logic from one point; EtherNet/IP, Modbus/TCP, MECHATROLINK.
GA800
Industrial AC drive
For demanding conditions and continuously running lines; wide power range.
GA500 · MICRODRIVE
Compact AC drive
Compact industrial drive for pumps, fans and conveyors.
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How we select
- The machine's real requirement: axis count, cycle time, precision, environment
- Spare part availability and lead time
- Service network in the country the machine is exported to
- Total cost: hardware plus commissioning plus ten years of maintenance
Over-specified and marginally specified hardware both come back as cost. We size it by calculation, not by guesswork.
Other brands
Where a project calls for it we also work with other manufacturers, including locally produced PLC, operator panel and drive families. If you already have a brand standard, we follow it.
What matters is not the badge but whether that hardware is the right choice for that machine and whether its service can be sustained.
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