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I have a flexographic machine whit 6 print stations synchronized with a line shaft, gears, gearboxes and clutchesand. I want to go
shaftless. On a shaftless press, each print station is individually controlled by servo drives, and all printing operations are
electronically synchronized by a master motion controller.
I have used the motion book of rockwell but I couldn't find a solution. The inertia of the roller is 0,03 Kg-m2 or less and the velocity is
320 rpm or less. The roller and the drum hardly touch each other so I suppose the torque is minimum.
I would like to know:
Which servo motor of Allen Bradley family is more suitable?
Thanks,
Gabriel
shaftless. On a shaftless press, each print station is individually controlled by servo drives, and all printing operations are
electronically synchronized by a master motion controller.
I have used the motion book of rockwell but I couldn't find a solution. The inertia of the roller is 0,03 Kg-m2 or less and the velocity is
320 rpm or less. The roller and the drum hardly touch each other so I suppose the torque is minimum.
I would like to know:
Which servo motor of Allen Bradley family is more suitable?
Thanks,
Gabriel