Slow the rapid movements of a badminton robot.

Serving a similar purpose, several ACE dampers are installed in Jada, the triple-axis, free-moving badminton robot. In order for the badminton robot to be capable of playing, it must be able to change direction in the shortest time possible. Jada is designed therefore to brake at a maximum of 30 m/s2. For this task, linear modules are limited by the use of industrial shock absorbers of the type MC4575EUM-0. Miniature shock absorbers and profile dampers are also installed at the location of the "racket hand". In all cases, the modern ACE machine elements serve to protect the end positions of the construction.

The latest damper technology: The combination of the latest sealing technology, annealed guide bearing and integrated positiv stop make these self-compensating shock absorbers from ACE'S MAGNUM range so successful. After all, users benefit from the longer service life of the products, even in the most difficult environments. A continuous outer thread and extensive accessories make their contribution to the success story of the MC33 to MC64.

High energy absorption in a compact design and a wide damping range lead to huge advantages in practice. Alongside generally more compact designs, these small yet very powerful absorbers enable full use of the machine's performance.

These self-compensating industrial shock absorbers are used in all areas of mechanical engineering – especially in automation and for gantries.