In September 2015, we created a page for our fan motors. M-Link's fan motors have not been widely publicized until now, but they have a proven track record of being used in many applications such as car navigation systems and printers. In fact, we have been working on this motor for over 30 years and were the first in the world to successfully develop a coreless structure and two-phase AC motor for fans. Now, this motor structure is mainstream, but it is compact, lightweight, highly durable, and capable of withstanding harsh environments. Furthermore, we were the first to put oil-less bearings into practical use, which has had a significant impact on the fan motor industry (in a positive way). These days, when stress builds up and things can get frustrating, why not cool your head a bit with our fan motors? (← This might be a bit frustrating...) Well, it seems that I should wrap this up.

Dear everyone, We are excited to announce that EmLink has started handling stepping servo motor units! Until now, traditional stepping motors have often stopped rotating due to losing steps under torque load. However, with the inclusion of encoders, you can say goodbye to that worry! Additionally, we can implement current limiting according to the torque, which helps reduce motor heating. The error display is designed to be clear and easy to understand, making it easy to identify the nature of any errors. *In order to offer these at a low price, the contents specified in the specifications are all that we can provide to reduce costs associated with stepping servo motors. The costs incurred for supporting those who do not read the specifications properly or have no prior experience with the product are significant, which is why we are asking others to share that cost. We aim to allocate the costs incurred towards product quality and to provide the product while minimizing labor costs (management expenses). We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and we sincerely appreciate your understanding.