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igus® House of Horrors - powered by the drylin D3

October 31, 2018

Late at night when all igus employees have gone home, something creepy is going on in the drylin® laboratory. The drylin® dryve D3 DC motor controller, drylin® W slides, and some creative props make all these nightmares possible. Learnmore about the drylin E and the D3 system: https://www.igus.com/info/drive-technology-drylin-e-overview-ca

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