COMPANY PROFILE |


IRUGASA ON A PAR WITH ADVANCED MOTION CONTROL SYSTEMS


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rom its beginnings as the UK arm of IKUSI, a Spanish-based radio control manufacturer, which was then integrated into Danfoss group


in 2018, Irugasa Power Solutions has been providing remote control expertise to the UK market for over 25 years. Its focus is on providing products and services to the lifting industry and in recent years to the growing mobile machinery sector. It also lends itself to bespoke solutions for material handling, utilities, or working with its hydraulic partners in the Danfoss distribution network. Recently, the company has diversified its


portfolio with products which fall under the ‘Safety and Load Management’ part of the business and announced it has partnered with PaR Systems to further drive success for its ExpertOperator (EO) customers in the UK and Ireland. EO is a hardware module that intercepts


pendent commands – converts them into expert commands – and then issues the modified commands to motor drives, allowing crane operators to act like experts. Cable sway is eliminated; efficiency and safety are increased. On top of this, additional features can be incorporated into the technology to increase safety and productivity by mitigating side load and snag conditions (CraneVision), programming complex move sequences (AutoMove), and creating no-fly zones to protect sensitive equipment, walkways, or other regions (SafeMove). “Our solutions can be a relatively simple mechanical overload from our Airpes range, sway control via Danfoss Drives, load management by Crane Mounted Camera, or more complex requirements satisfied by an exciting product from our newly established partnership with PaR Systems from North America,” said Michael Ainsworth, sales and


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