Mechatronics Systems Competitors

AMMC is your technology partner in industrial motion/machine control, robotics, CNC, drives, and vision systems. We have the capacity and insight to support you through every phase of product development from design conceptualization and prototyping to commercialization and deployment – always with a thoughtful and proactive eye on product life cycle and subsequent product generations. Founded in 1994 as a distributor and representative of industrial automation systems and components, we serve Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia, and Western Pennsylvania. We use our detailed product knowledge, applications engineering expertise, and understanding of the latest advancements in motion and robotics to deliver simple, reliable, innovative solutions primarily to OEMs and select end user customers. Machine engineering is what we love. Golden motion is what we do. Remaining faithful to the ethics of the Golden Rule is how we build relationships.

RAE Corporation offers high quality domestically manufactured fractional horsepower, permanent magnet, DC brush type motors, parallel shaft and right angle gearmotors, wound field motors, and DC motor drives. Typical offerings are in the 1/70 to 1/3 horsepower range, with input voltages from 12 volts to 180 volts DC for permanent magnet product, and 12 volts to 230 volts DC/AC for wound field product. Motor speeds are available up to 5000 RPM, with torques available up to 165 inch ounces. Gearmotor speeds are available up to 1000 RPM, with torques up to 300 inch pounds. RAE offers a broad range of design configurations in fractional horsepower PMDC brush type motors, gearmotors, wound field motors and controls. You may choose a design from the many series listed on our website, or request modifications so that the product meets your unique specifications. RAE offers durable construction, precision components and a range of performance levels.

Testra was founded in 1988, by Thomas W. Hart, Jr.- President and John R. Hart - V.P Engineering. The company is located in our own 3000 sq. ft. building in the Apache Industrial Park, Tempe, Arizona. We are a small company that has specialized in the development of coordinated motion control electronics for rotary and linear stepper motors. We plan on getting much larger with our new product line. The company has chosen to primarily work with original equipment manufactures, doing joint product development using our technology, and then manufacturing the product for the OEM. We have delivered thousands of motion control systems to OEM customers. In 1999 we introduced a new product line, the SyncroStep SS-xxxx series of motion control systems for stepper motors. This was the culmination of a two year development effort. Since that time we have made some minor hardware enhancements for performance and reliability improvements. The major improvements however are many new firmware features to satisfy a variety of user requirements. Our overriding philosophy in development of this system was to come up with a state of the art system, that could be mass produced at a low cost, and yet would provide solutions to a wide spectrum of motion control requirements of the OEM. A major requirement of the design was to have totally standard hardware package to allow for the mass production requirements, and have the flexibility required by the OEM be made available through soft enhancements. The product resulting from this initial development effort was our SS-4544 system, based upon a patent that we have obtained for synchronous control of current in an inductive load, and other company trade secrets. The system is physically 1/3rd the size of our prior product offering, higher performance, more features, greater flexibility, and lower cost.