Thomson adds encoder option to stepper motor linear actuator online selection tool
THOMSON INDUSTRIES has announced a significant upgrade to its stepper motor linear actuator (SMLA) online selector tool, adding the ability to include encoders in the design process.
The new option streamlines the design and purchasing process for engineers and machine builders, making it even easier for them to weigh their options for incorporating position data into their designs.
"This upgrade gives our customers the flexibility to choose the right motor and seamlessly integrate the entire assembly, including encoders, all in one interface. By automating what was previously a manual and time-consuming process, we have made it faster and more intuitive," said Ojesh Singh, product manager lead screws, Thomson Industries. "Now, with real-time updates and CAD model downloads, our customers can get exactly what they need, more efficiently than ever."
Previously, adding an encoder required contacting customer support or consulting with engineers to determine the right model. Users often had to build their models or wait for a custom solution. With this selector tool upgrade, all necessary specifications are readily visible, eliminating the need for these additional steps. Once an encoder is selected, the tool supplies complete dimensional data, and users can download fully integrated CAD models for their designs.
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