Motion Control Solutions Driving Warehouse Automation

2026-09-30T11:34:25-05:00September 21st, 2026|Application Examples, Educational, Industry News, Product Focus, Promo Item|

Uptime and precision are top of mind for engineers designing modern automated distribution centers and warehouses. The difference between seamless operations and unexpected downtime of high-speed sorting gates, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and multi-axis transfer systems comes down to selecting the right motion control components. Below, we break down critical motion control and power transmission solutions engineered to solve space constraints, dynamic shock loads, and high-duty cycles across warehouse automation.

Eliminating Downtime on High-Speed Packaging & Labeling Lines: A Gearbox Guide

2026-09-30T08:55:35-05:00August 25th, 2026|Application Examples, DieQua News, Industry News, Product Focus|

In the high-speed world of packaging and labeling, every millisecond counts. Modern operations demand continuous uptime, precise motion control, and high torque output in compact footprints. Whether managing bottling conveyors, high-speed labeling heads, or robotic palletizing cells, selecting the right gearboxes is essential to prevent costly downtime and operational bottlenecks.

How Dual-Pitch Worms Deliver Precision

2026-09-23T11:15:32-05:00August 10th, 2026|Fact Card, Product Focus, Videos|

When designing a machine that needs to turn motion 90 degrees, engineers usually look at standard planetary gearheads or traditional worm reducers. Standard worm gears are great for high reduction ratios in tight spaces, but they come with two well-known headaches: backlash and friction. The DieQua Precision Worm (DPW) series takes a different approach. By using dual-pitch gear teeth and advanced metallurgy, it minimizes backlash without ruining tooth alignment or cutting into gear life. 1. How Dual-Pitch Teeth Control Backlash In a standard worm gear, the [...]

Servo Worm Gearheads from DieQua

2025-11-12T20:40:38-06:00January 3rd, 2022|Industry News, Product Focus, Videos|

While most servo applications use inline gear heads, many can benefit from right angle configuration. It allows the motor to be tucked in next to the machine frame, instead of sticking out in the aisle. When talking most gearhead suppliers, all they have to offer is the typical two-stage bevel and planetary design. While that is a good selection in some instances - after all, we offer them too - they are just more expensive than some want to pay. Take a look at our servo worm. It can offer lower backlash in a smaller [...]

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