Category: UniWeb
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Why Unifire Uses Brushless (BLDC) Motors in its Robotic Nozzles
Why Unifire Uses Brushless (BLDC) Motors in its Robotic Nozzles Unifire’s new generation of robotic nozzles now exclusively use brushless (BLDC) motors. Brushless motors are used in industrial robots and other applications that require long life, high torque, high accuracy and durability. Brushless motors are different in many respects to standard DC motors, or “brushed”…
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Introducing the New X-TARGA PLC for Unifire Robotic Nozzles
Unifire AB announces the release of its all new X-TARGA PLC robotic nozzle controller for harsh environments. The Unifire X-TARGA PLC controller is a heavy duty , highly advanced electronic PLC for controlling Unifire’s unique robotic nozzles and up to 6 BLDC motors, as well as valves, lights, peripherals, automatic systems, integrating with other systems,…
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10 Things to Consider When Buying a Water Cannon for Riot Control Vehicles
If you are in the market for purchasing a remote control water cannon (aka “monitor” or “turret” or “robotic nozzle”), here are 10 things to consider before you make a decision: 1. The Cannon’s Material—What it’s Made of? Not all water cannons are built alike! Riot Control applications are highly demanding and require a water…
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NPR Interviews Unifire re: Anti-Pirate Water Cannons
National Public Radio’s John Hamilton interviews Unifire AB, a Swedish manufacturer of advanced robotic nozzles for the protection of ships, yachts and marine vessels from attacks by pirates and hijackers. Unifire AB’s Director of International Sales & Marketing, Roger Barrett James, spoke with NPR about the system. Here is the transcript of a portion of…
