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To satisfy customer’s needs, Bosch Rexroth's linear axis product (such as iso7241a series hydraulic quick release coupling and iso7241b hydraulic quick release coupling) line is now focusing on electrification and interconnectivity by combining current linear motion technology components with sensors, electronic equipment and software to provide electromechanical solutions for the "factory of the future".
Using intelligent automation solutions, Bosch Rexroth linear drive technology business unit takes another step in the direction of the "future factory": used to connect and out-of-the-box electromechanical integration system of application installation kit: "smart suite", which you can directly use in online product selection and configuration with reusable hydraulic fittings, and can reduce the project expenses. The plug-and-play approach adopted by Bosch Rexroth minimizes debugging time and eliminates the need for programming knowledge of the consumers.
Other solution packages are also coming, such as "smart function suites" for handling, or compensation modules using sensor technology to improve the accuracy of robots and cartesian systems.
Bosch Rexroth's extensive experience in hydraulic mechanical transmission, global presence and continuous communication with customers are key factors to its success, said Bosch Rexroth product manager. Users can benefit from Bosch Rexroth's modern eTools, which combines machinery, drive and control.
In the early 1960s, Bosch Rexroth began with the development of linear guide sleeves, optical shafts, slideways and turntables as prototypes.
In 1990, Bosch Rexroth introduced the first two complete linear modules with linear guides combined with ball screw assemblies and automatic transmission hydraulic system with toothed belt as a ready-to-use subsystem, a significant leap over the previously component-dominated linear axis.
In 1996, Bosch Rexroth introduced slide tables with internal integrated sliders, which in turn facilitated the creation of compact modules with high performance and small footprint.
In 2007, Bosch Rexroth introduced the Electric Measurement Cylinder (EMC) used in hydrostatic drive systems, to electrify the actuator, replacing the traditional pneumatic solution with higher energy consumption.
In 2018, the Integrated Measurement System (IMS) combined with the linear axis was introduced. The solution basically belongs to non-interference type and has extremely high precision and integrability.
What has changed at Bosch Rexroth over the past 30 years is not limited to products of hydraulic power transmission system. Through the introduction of CAD systems, 3D models, product configuration procedures and modern eTools. Bosch Rexroth has also changed the way it works with its users. For example, LinSelect, a model selection tool developed by Bosch Rexroth in 2016. With this method, the size and selection of the axis can be determined visually, and the engineers can be guided to determine the best solution for the linear axis with just a few clicks of the mouse.
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