According to the company, one of its
new sites will expand its manufacturing and assembly facilities, including capacity for Hepco’s industry-leading GFX Guidance System for Beckhoff XTS Linear Transport System. The building will also offer additional office space and incorporate sustainability measures, including solar panels and electric vehicle (EV) charging points.
Part of the building will also be used to accommodate the company’s growing R&D and marketing departments, including dedicated facilities for filming and webinars. The third site forms part of Hepco’s
long-term strategy to accommodate future growth. “This expansion strengthens our operational capability and reinforces Hepco’s role as a global leader in linear motion technology,” explained managing director, Peter Fanshawe. “We’re investing in infrastructure that supports innovation and positions us to meet
The second site will serve as a centralised
logistics and storage hub to streamline material handling and supply chain operations.
The agreement enables Mitsubishi Electric to offer complete gearmotor drive systems that combine ultra efficient IE5+ motors with high efficiency
gearboxes. By integrating Tramec’s gearboxes with the EM-A synchronous motors, the company can now deliver integrated automation, mechanical and mechatronic components, focusing on energy efficiency and sustainability. “This partnership enhances our ability to provide integrated drive solutions,” said Wojciech Bracha, strategic product manager for AC Drives at Mitsubishi Electric Europe BV. “By combining our EM-A synchronous motors with Tramec’s high efficiency gearboxes, we’re responding to our customers’ needs for comprehensive and energy-efficient drive systems that integrate seamlessly into their operations.” For OEMs, the EM-A motor solutions with Tramec gearboxes offer practical
advantages that improve machine performance. The synchronous motor performance ensures stable speed under fluctuating load conditions, enabling the construction of more reliable machines. The improved energy efficiency adds value to OEMs’ equipment, supporting the development of machines that meet modern sustainability requirements. In addition to this, the sensorless positioning capabilities simplify machine architecture.
the evolving needs of customers worldwide.”
Known for producing high-quality components and
systems, EMAS has long supported OEMs around the world. That legacy continues today, as the company expands its capabilities to meet the demands of modern industry, where innovation, flexibility, and supply chain security are more important than ever. In the UK, EMAS Electric has now marked ten years of operations, a
significant milestone that highlights the company’s growing international presence. Over the past decade, EMAS Electric UK has not only reinforced the company’s global footprint but also played a key role in product development, bringing new solutions to both domestic and export markets. “Our success lies in the strength of our relationships,” managing
director, Nelson Finan, said. “We’re proud to work closely with distribution partners who share our values of quality, reliability, and innovation.” Looking ahead, EMAS is preparing to launch several new product
ranges in the coming months, further demonstrating its commitment to continuous improvement and forward-thinking design. As the industry faces increasing pressure to adapt to rapidly changing technologies and market needs, EMAS remains focused on its core mission: to provide reliable, innovative solutions. EMAS is well-positioned to thrive in the years to come.
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