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Tell us about the load, speed, duty cycle and mechanical design. An engineer will help you select a suitable servo system or compatible kit for your equipment.

Servo Systems for Precise Motion Control and Positioning

A servo system combines a servo motor and a controller or drive (amplifier), along with the cables and accessories needed for connection. Servo systems are used where precise, dynamic and repeatable positioning is required: linear axes, electric cylinders, robotic assemblies, packaging machines and assembly lines.

How to Select a Servo System for Your Application

  • Load and mechanics: required torque, speed and inertia; transmission components such as belts, screws or gearboxes; and accuracy requirements.
  • Power supply: available single-phase 230 V AC or three-phase 400 V AC, required power and a suitable margin for the operating duty.
  • Feedback: encoder type and requirements for repeatability and position accuracy.
  • Control interfaces: how the system will be controlled and integrated with your PLC or motion controller, including the required signals and protocols.
  • Included components: motor power and feedback cables, connectors and mounting hardware to ensure compatibility and ease of service.

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Related Categories

For linear motion components, explore electromechanics, including axes and electric cylinders. For power supply components, see power supplies. If you need help with selection, contact us.


Frequently Asked Questions About Servo Systems

What components make up a servo system?

Typically, a servo motor and a controller or drive (amplifier), plus motor power and feedback cables and mounting accessories.

How can I quickly select a servo system for my application?

Provide load data (torque and speed), mechanical design (axis or gearbox), available power supply and accuracy requirements. We can use these specifications to select a compatible kit.

Should I choose single-phase 230 V AC or three-phase 400 V AC?

That depends on the available supply and the power and dynamics required. Higher-power systems more often use three-phase 400 V AC.

Do I need separate motor and encoder cables?

Often, yes. We can select the motor power and feedback cables for your specific motor and drive combination.

Can you provide a quotation and invoice for a project?

Yes. Send us a list of items or your technical requirements, and we will prepare a quotation and invoice.