IMPORTANT NOTES: The information provided herein was known to be accurate upon publication; however, specifications can change over time, and most likely will vary between manufacturers. Some of these differences are substantial. Therefore, a customer must verify all critical parameters of an application before selecting a product.

This Cross Reference List is offered to assist the customer in choosing Anaheim Automation products. However, any selection, quotation, or suggestion for any product, offered from Anaheim Automation's staff, its' representatives or distributors, are only to assist the customer. In all cases, determination of fitness of the product in a specific system application is solely the customers' responsibility. While every effort is made to offer solid advice, and to produce technical data and illustrations accurately, such advice and documents are for reference only. Anaheim Automation is in no event liable for indirect or consequential damages resulting from the use or application of any product. Improper use can result in personal injury or death, property damage, and/or economic loss.

Experimentation: Tailoring
Please be advised that experimentation is almost always necessary for motion control components because of dynamic changes in system friction and inertia, (load anomalies) that may be difficult to calculate. For example, a stepper motor resonance effects can also change when the stepper motor is coupled to its load. At Anaheim Automation, we encourage customers to experiment with several options for optimal system performance.