Taiwan-based specialized manufacturer of high-precision gear reducers, roller pinions, and racks for robotics and industrial automation.
RAS Reducer Co., Ltd. is a specialized manufacturer of high-precision gear reducers, roller pinions, and racks founded in 2015 in Taichung, Taiwan. The company operates its own production facility using German and Japanese processing equipment and precision testing instruments, with all components manufactured and assembled in-house. Its product portfolio covers worm gear reducers (HT series), synchronous transmission reducers (TR series), multi-axis steering reducers (XR series), CAM racks with zero backlash, linear motion products, and the RFG series for zero-gap operation in narrow spaces.
RAS products feature low backlash, low noise, and high efficiency, meeting precision requirements for servo motor systems, robotics, and semiconductor automation equipment worldwide.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
High-precision multi-axis steering gear reducer with low backlash for robotics and automation applications.
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https://www.rasreducer.comPHONE
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Taiwan
Company Facts
Founded
2015
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Manufacturer
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
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