Hi,
Has anybody used the Motion Control Products - DMM Technology AC servos on a Boss Rebuild ? The price seems right ($1,681 USD). Just looking for feedback on the power of the servos, etc....
from the Home page on their website ...
Peak 7.2Nm(1015 OZ-In) high torque AC servo motor, 4 Axis CNC kit for MACH3
- 4 x Peak 7.2Nm(1015 Oz-In), rated 2.9Nm(408 Oz-In), Peak power 900W, AC servo motors
- 4 x Dyn2-H AC servo drives for very smooth, quiet, high efficient driving.
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10-26-2010, 08:24 PM #1
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The DMM system is a good fit for your Bridgeport, I have not used this on a Bridgeport myself, but some others have, everyone that uses the Dmm system are more than happy with the systemMactec54
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