Aries Series Servo Drive

Parker Hannifin Aries Servo Drives are advanced electronic devices used for precise motion control in industrial applications. These servo drives are designed to control and regulate the speed and position of servo motors used in various industries such as aerospace, manufacturing, and robotics.

The Parker Hannafin Aries Servo Drives are utilized in a variety of applications, including machine tools, robotics, and industrial automation. These devices offer advanced features, such as high-resolution feedback, flexible control options, and advanced tuning algorithms, making them suitable for a wide range of applications that require high-precision motion control.

Due to their complex design and high usage, these units are prone to failures. One of the most common types of failures in these units is power supply failure, which can be caused by voltage fluctuations or power surges. This failure can result in a complete shutdown of the device, leading to costly downtime. Another type of failure commonly seen in Parker Hannafin Aries Servo Drives is overheating, which can be caused by a malfunctioning cooling system, insufficient ventilation, or excessive usage. Overheating can cause damage to internal components such as capacitors, transformers, or power modules, leading to reduced performance or complete failure of the device. In addition, failures can also occur due to electrical and electronic component degradation or failure, including transistors, diodes, and resistors. This type of failure can result in erratic or unstable performance, leading to inaccurate or unreliable motion control. Regular calibration, cleaning, and inspection of the device, along with proper cooling and ventilation, can significantly reduce the risk of failure and downtime. Moreover, proper electrical grounding and surge protection should be implemented to prevent damage due to voltage fluctuations or power surges.

If you find that you are still experiencing failures among these units at your facility, let our expert technicians repair your unit for you. We have over 50 years of experience repairing industrial electronic controls, and we will help get your equipment back up and running!