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Tolomatic Overview Video

February 18, 2025

Since 1954, Tolomatic has been manufacturing innovative automation components. From gearboxes and brakes to pneumatic actuators and complete electrical linear motion systems, our motion solutions are moving businesses forward.

Tolomatic’s reputation for innovative linear motion products is earned daily through the efforts of their engineering, operation, and sales associates. Over 35% of their business comes from non-cataloged product solutions. In applications ranging from bottle capping, packaging, material handling to robotic resistance spot welding, their products are hard at work.

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Tolomatic Inc., an industry leader in innovative linear motion systems, introduces its online Drive Integration Tool that streamlines the selection and commissioning process to seamlessly match a drive system to a servo linear actuator.

Their new Drive Integration Tool combines the motor, drive, feedback and connection information across a wide range of industry-leading manufacturers with their own servo linear actuator specifications. By consolidating this data, the company offers a straightforward solution for engineers to ensure compatibility between servo linear actuators and automation control architecture and simplify commissioning.

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