All posts by Sean Gately

Key Technology Considerations for Dynamic Metrology Applications

Posted by Electromechanical Team on Thursday, October 11, 2018 Throughout the world, various types of metrology applications share a common need for increased precision. Metrology is the scientific study of measurement. Metrology applications take some type of measurement to collect certain data. Markets such as life science, semiconductor, and electronics manufacturing rely on metrology instrumentation … Continue reading Key Technology Considerations for Dynamic Metrology Applications

Parker Launches Virtual Engineer

Parker is proud to present Virtual Engineer, our new online electromechanical and pneumatic actuator sizing tool, making it easier than ever for design engineers to take an application concept to a complete solution. Virtual Engineer presents an intuitive interface where users can easily enter their application specifications (for example: speed, load, external forces) and then … Continue reading Parker Launches Virtual Engineer

A New Approach to Machine Design and Actuator Specification

Machine design challenges Pressures to reduce overhead cost and maximize profitability have forced original equipment manufacturers and machine builders to significantly reduce their engineering spend. With a multitude of options and technologies along with complex sizing and selection process, machine design has become a burdensome process. Design engineers must select the optimal automation components amid … Continue reading A New Approach to Machine Design and Actuator Specification

Specifying a Motor for a Hazardous Location? What You Need to Know

By Jeff Nazzaro, product manager for gearheads and motors Electromechanical and Drives Division North America Parker Hannifin Corporation Hazardous locations are operating environments in which explosive or ignitable vapors or dust are present, or are likely to become present. It is normal for various processing applications where gas, liquid or dust will be present in … Continue reading Specifying a Motor for a Hazardous Location? What You Need to Know