Delta Line

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About

About Delta Line

Delta Line supplies configurable motion systems for robotics, automation, medical equipment and industrial machinery. Its catalogue combines brushed and brushless motors, stepper motors, encoders, planetary and spur gearboxes, brakes, electronic drives and integrated wheel assemblies. Engineers can source individual components or matched motor-and-gear units configured around torque, speed, voltage, feedback, duty cycle and packaging constraints.

For advanced robotics, Delta Line groups motors, encoders, brakes and transmissions into dynamic-joint architectures for humanoids, exoskeletons and compact articulated mechanisms. Its integrated IBIX57 range combines brushless motors, control electronics and communications in an IP65 package, reducing external wiring and control-cabinet complexity. The company also supports mobile robots, AGVs, pumps, laboratory devices and positioning axes with application engineering and custom windings, shafts, connectors and transmission choices. Founded in 1983, Delta Line operates from Lamone, Switzerland, and serves equipment makers moving from prototype selection into repeat production.

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Team

  • Massimo Malgorani - President - As president, Malgorani has directed Delta Line’s transition from distribution into motors, gearboxes, control electronics and customized motion-system manufacturing.

Timeline

Events

  • 2026-05-11 - Product Launch - Delta Line launches integrated IBIX57 motion-control motors

    Four versions combine motor, control electronics and communications in an IP65 package, including variants with an integrated brake. The 24–48 VDC range spans 25 W to 335 W of nominal power, with nominal torque from 0.06 Nm to 0.8 Nm and peak torque up to 2.4 Nm. Integrating electronics and connectivity into the motor is intended to reduce wiring, installation effort and machine-architecture complexity.

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  • Electric Motion Control - Workflow - Primary company research supports this operating context.
  • Compact Electric Machines - Customer Environment - Primary company research supports this operating context.