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Precise motion. Bendable automation.
HIWIN at SPS 2026 in Nuremberg

The SPS in Nuremberg is THE meeting place for the automation industry. Whether you’re looking for greater dynamic response, higher precision or maximum flexibility: we’ll bring the right motion technology for your next automation solution.

Rising cost pressures, shorter development times and the desire for maximum flexibility are presenting the mechanical and plant engineering sectors with ever-changing challenges. This is precisely why we at HIWIN develop drive technology that makes life easier for designers and developers and creates more scope for innovative machine concepts.
The focus of our exhibition stand this year is on linear axes and linear axis systems. They form the basis for high-performance automation solutions and are flexible enough to be combined to create customised multi-axis systems. From precise positioning tasks to complex handling processes: our solutions deliver dynamic response, accuracy and efficiency exactly where they are needed.
Anyone looking to implement linear movements even more intelligently should also take a look at our electric actuators. They impress with high repeatability and easy integration, whilst offering attractive benefits in terms of energy efficiency, process control and system availability.
When it comes to uncompromising dynamic response, our TM-5 series torque motors really come into their own. These compact direct drives deliver high torque, maximum dynamic response and backlash-free precision whilst minimising mechanical complexity.

From individual components to fully engineered multi-axis systems, users can source everything from a single supplier at HIWIN. Supported by digital sizing and configuration tools, they can move quickly and easily from the initial idea to a ready-to-use solution.
Are you looking for greater dynamic response, greater precision and greater flexibility for your automation? Then we should have a chat at SPS. Visit us from 24 to 26 November 2026 at SPS in Nuremberg, Hall 4, Stand 371.