New compact motion control offer
Schneider Electric has improved and simplified its motion control offer with the launch of its Lexium 32 range of three servo drives and two servo motor types. The new simplified drive range comes in a compact book style, offering maximum efficiency in a reduced space.
The Lexium 32 range has been developed to meet OEM architectures, with advanced tuning features and motors with a wide machine inertia. Applications span a wide range of machinery including printing, textiles, packaging and material working and handling.
These new products also work seamlessly with the new book style Altivar 32 range of variable speed drives due to be launched by Schneider Electric in April and which will feature at the Drives & Controls exhibition in June.
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