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In modern medical technology, drive systems must meet the highest demands. In addition to strict safety and hygiene standards, they must also be compact enough to fit into the often limited space within medical devices. For example, to enable surgical robots to perform dynamic movements, a high power density with clever spatial arrangement is essential. Abrasive wear that could increase backlash is unacceptable – this is the only way to achieve the high precision required.

Visit us from March 11–13, 2025, at LogiMAT in Stuttgart and explore our latest drive solutions for intralogistics in Hall 8 – Booth C01. This year’s focus is on expanding our successful hub gear platform with the new NG750, which enables higher radial loads of up to 750 kg per wheel.

In collaboration with the wbk Institute of Production Science at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Framo Morat has researched and tested an advanced manufacturing process for the efficient production of hybrid components made from fiber-reinforced plastics (FRP). The goal is to create lightweight, high-strength drive elements for industrial use.

In the field of metal-cutting gearing, increasingly complex and demanding component geometries require burr-free edges and precise surfaces in production. To prepare for these requirements, Framo Morat GmbH & Co. KG has expanded its competencies in gear cutting technology and added a RGC 350 deburring machine from TEC for GEARS to its machine pool. The Radial Gear Chamfering process allows defined and reproducible chamfers to be produced on the tooth front edges. This not only has a positive effect on the quality and functionality of the components, but is also decisive for the cost-effectiveness of parts production.