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high-efficiency zones under typical industrial loads, using the same premium materials found in Kollmorgen’s advanced platforms. Simple setup also contributes to real-world efficiency. The Essentials drives automatically detect connected motors and load the correct parameters. Combined with auto-tuning and clear software guidance, this helps users reach optimal performance quickly, even without extensive servo experience. Energy efficiency in motion systems will only grow in importance over the coming years. Rising energy prices, stricter sustainability targets, and expanding international standards mean manufacturers can no longer treat efficiency as optional. It will increasingly define competitiveness, particularly as servo technology spreads into new sectors such as intralogistics and compact automation. Future regulations may eventually extend to cover servo and variable-speed systems, encouraging more consistent measurement and comparison. Until then, engineers who adopt efficiency-driven design principles will be ahead of the curve – reducing costs and environmental impact while improving the reliability and performance of their machines. Achieving that balance requires a clear view of both the technical and practical aspects of energy use. By applying sound design practices, using efficient materials wisely, and avoiding unnecessary complexity, machine builders can deliver systems that perform strongly, use less energy, and remain accessible to maintain and scale.
Kollmorgen
www.kollmorgen.com
UKManufacturing Spring 2026
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