New B5/E5-S Series Servo Drives & Motors

27 Jun 2024

We are excited to announce the launch of our new Servo Drives & Motors: the B5/E5-S Series. This new series is specifically designed to expand your motion potential with a wider power range of up to 7.5kW (10 HP), a common DC bus, single-parameter auto-tuning, built-in STO (Safe Torque Off), and more.

Why “Servo Made Simple”?
“Servo Made Simple” philosophy is centered around providing you with free, ready-made motion code that gets you moving straight out of the box. Our All-in-One software makes motion easy—even complex, synchronized multi-axis motion, and it doesn’t stop there: you program your entire application in the same user-friendly environment: control and HMI programs, all communications as well as configure and commission your hardware.

Key Features of the B5/E5-S Series
Wider Power Range: Up to 7.5kW (10 HP)
Zero Stacking Installation
Common DC Bus: Enhances energy efficiency, easier power management.
Auto-Tuning: Simplifies setup to ensure optimal performance.
Built-In STO (Safe Torque Off): Increases safety, meets safety standards

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