It is well known that high acceleration and high speed are the two major "labels" of linear motors, so how fast linear motors actually go? We can get an idea from their typical applications. 

       On May 23, 2019, the high-speed maglev train a speed of 600KM/H was launched in Qinghai. Did you know that the maglev train achieves contactless suspension and guidance between the train and track through electromagnetic force, and then uses the electromagnetic force generated by the linear motor to pull the train? 

       Among all weapons, the combat effectiveness of aircraft carriers can in the top three. It can be said that aircraft carriers are a terrifying existence. At present, the way aircraft carriers launch warships has already been through the use electromagnetic catapults. The core equipment of the electromagnetic catapult is the linear motor, which pushes the armature connected to the aircraft. For example, the Ford-class aircraft launched by the United States in 2013 is equipped with electromagnetic catapults. The application of linear motors in high-speed areas is first and foremost in modern tools. It is reported that the linear motor feed system of machine tools can meet the cutting feed speed of 60 to 100 m/min or higher Due to its high-speed response, the acceleration and deceleration process is greatly shortened, and the acceleration can generally reach (2 to 10) g. addition, 3D printing can also reflect the high speed of linear motors. It only takes a few days to print a villa using 3D printing, and are already cases where linear motors are used as driving devices in 3D printing equipment. 

      Kunshan Tongmao Electronics Co., Ltd. has been deeply cultivating research and development and intelligent manufacturing of linear motors for more than a decade. Tongmao's linear motors include three categories: ironless U-shaped slot, ironed plate, and shaft rod. They have the characteristics of high speed, high precision, and long life. 

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