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Returning as a regular exhibitor to 2024’s MachineBuilding.Live show, Mclennan will showcase new motion control product lines from the distribution partners and will be on hand to discuss the automation requirements and applications.

Custom design and system build

As a supplier of motion control products and systems for more than 40 years, Mclennan offers a commitment to technical excellence and dedicated customer service through a partnership approach to business. 

Visit Stand 9 for first-hand information on the custom design and system build capability and an overview of the broad range of stepper- and servo-motor-based motion components and systems solutions.

Products on display

New in 2024 include the cost-optimised MSM series stepper motors - aimed at OEMs

New in 2024 includes the cost-optimised MSM series stepper motors - aimed at OEMs and offering an extended torque performance and smooth operation that perfectly suits dynamic motion positioning and speed control applications.

Other products on display will include servo motors and integrated motors from Applied Motion Components, MOONS’ and JVL; miniature precision brushed and brushless micromotors from Portescap, slip rings from Servotecnica, planetary gear units from Wittenstein and resolvers from Tamagawa.

Ethernet-based motion systems

Mclennan will also demonstrate expertise in Ethernet-based motion systems, particularly the proven knowledge of EtherCAT multi-axis motion control.

For innovative and economical motion control solutions, from single components to complete systems, visit Stand 9 - The Place for Precision Motion Control.

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