Next available class April 30, May 1-2

Our two-day interactive hands-on product school is being offered Wednesday - Thursday April 30th, May 1st and 2nd. The training will be at our headquarters in Rocklin, CA (near Sacramento).

This technical training provides an overview of Galil products, a description of system elements, tuning, motion programming, software, troubleshooting, and hands-on labs. On the afternoon of the third day there is an opportunity to spend one-on-one time with the applications engineers to ask additional questions or discuss individual applications. If you are a new user to Galil or want to learn more, signup now!

The following products have been UL Recognized:

(UL 61800)

DMC-40x0, DMC-41x3-BOX, DMC-500x0

(Above controllers have been recognized with or without AMP/SDM options)

AMP-43040 AMP-43020 AMP-43240

AMP-43540 AMP-43520 AMP-43547

AMP-43527 AMP-43740

SDM-44040 SDM-44020 SDM-44140

DMC-30010 DMC-30011 DMC-30012

DMC-30016 DMC-30017 DMC-31010

DMC-31011 DMC-31012 DMC-31016

DMC-31017

Galil is excited to announce the release of the new D3643 drive, which is now available for the DMC-40x0 and DMC-41x3 series of motion controllers.

As automation continues to grow, CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining gains popularity. One of the ways that CNC machines can be programmed is via G-Code. The growth of automation has also influenced the additive manufacturing industry.

Galil introduces the revamped Step By Step tool for Galil Design Kit. Now with enhanced functionality and a new user interface, this tool allows first time users to configure Galil motion controllers.

Next available class October 18, 19, 2023

Current users of Galil Motion Controllers and RIO PLCs will benefit most from our two day intensive "Product Workshop”.

The Galil Communication Library (gclib version 1.34.15 and later) comes with support for LabVIEW 2020 and LabVIEW 2021, both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Gclib is the current generation API for Galil motion controllers and PLCs.

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