Elmo Motion Control Electrifies Industrial Automation Show with Groundbreaking Motion Demos in China

SHANGHAI – In a powerful display of innovation and commitment to the thriving Chinese market, Elmo Motion Control captivated audiences at the Industrial Automation Show (IAS) 2014 in Shanghai. From October 28 to November 1, Elmo showcased its groundbreaking array of high-performance, remarkably compact, and super-efficient servo drives and sophisticated multi-axis controllers, reaffirming its position as a global leader in advanced motion control solutions.

Held at the illustrious Shanghai New International Expo Centre, IAS 2014 served as the perfect platform for Elmo to unveil its state-of-the-art technologies.

At Booth # A090 in Hall W1, visitors witnessed live demonstrations that underscored Elmo's unwavering dedication to pushing the boundaries of precision and efficiency in motion control. The excitement was palpable as Elmo highlighted solutions poised to revolutionize advanced machinery across a spectrum of industries.

A particular highlight of Elmo's presentation was the acclaimed Gold Line series.

Renowned for being the smallest, most efficient, and highest power density servo drives available today, these units are engineered for demanding applications. Attendees were particularly impressed by the Gold Twitter, hailed as the smallest yet most powerful servo drive in the world, and other notable members of the Gold Line, including the Gold Solo Whistle and Gold Solo Guppy.

These drives are designed not only for exceptional performance but also for seamless integration into complex systems.

Beyond individual drives, Elmo showcased its intelligent multi-axis control capabilities with the Gold Maestro. This cutting-edge controller supports up to 100 axes over EtherCAT, offering unparalleled synchronization and control for the most intricate automation tasks.

Coupled with Elmo's robust SimplIQ Line of high-performance, cost-effective solutions, the company demonstrated a comprehensive portfolio designed to meet the diverse needs of modern manufacturing.

Elmo’s commitment to safety and reliability was also a key theme. Many of the showcased drives featured advanced safety functionalities such as STO (Safe Torque Off) and SS1 (Safe Stop 1), complying with the stringent IEC 61800-5-2 standard.

This ensures that OEMs and machine builders can develop safer, more compliant machinery without compromising on performance.

These innovative solutions are perfectly tailored for a wide array of advanced industries, including precision robotics, critical medical devices, high-speed packaging, sophisticated material handling, cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing, automated warehousing, textile, printing, food and beverage processing, and general industrial automation.

By offering unprecedented precision, compact footprints, and superior power density, Elmo empowers manufacturers to develop next-generation machines that are faster, more accurate, and more reliable.

Haim Monhait, CEO of Elmo Motion Control, emphasized the strategic importance of the region, stating, "We recognize China as a key market and are committed to serving the needs of Chinese manufacturers by providing them with the highest level of motion control solutions." His remarks underscored Elmo’s dedication to fostering technological advancement within China, enabling local OEMs and machine builders to develop highly advanced machines that achieve superior performance, all while being cost-effective and remarkably efficient.

As a global leader, Elmo Motion Control continues to design and manufacture advanced servo drives and network-based motion controllers.

Their innovative spirit, coupled with a focus on cutting-edge technology, compact size, high power density, and intelligent servo capabilities, ensures they remain at the forefront of the motion control industry. The presence at IAS 2014 was a clear testament to Elmo’s enduring commitment to innovation and its strong partnership with the vibrant Chinese industrial sector.