JIECANG

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About JIECANG

JIECANG was founded in Zhejiang in 2000 and listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2018. The group designs and manufactures linear actuators, lifting columns, controls and motion systems for smart-office, medical, home and industrial equipment, supported by manufacturing and subsidiaries across Asia, Europe and the United States.

Its robotics actuator business combines linear, rotary, mobile and miniature drive units. The range includes lifting columns and limb actuators, frameless torque and coreless motors, direct-drive joints, rotary modules and integrated swerve-drive units for humanoid, collaborative and mobile robots.

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  • 2026-09-04 - Funding - Xcanbot raises tens of millions of yuan in Angel++ round

    JIECANG Linear Motion and Zhejiang YAT invested alongside unnamed financial investors; no lead was identified. The financing was Xcanbot fourth completed round. Proceeds support production scale-up and deployment in mobility assistance, companion care and home services.

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  • 2026-08-19 - Product Launch - JIECANG launches new WRC robot-actuation component variants

    The lifting column uses a 150 × 150 mm aluminium body, a 20 × 25 mm internal cable-chain cavity, an integrated servo drive and DC48V power, with full-load lifting speed up to 200 mm/s. The seven-in-one swerve module combines travel and steering motors, a reducer, absolute encoder and drive electronics; it carries 60 kg per wheel and is rated IP67. The WRC launch focused on new component variants; JIECANG had already presented robot lifting-column and frameless torque-motor products at WAIC in July.

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  • 2026-07-29 - Product Launch - JIECANG introduces robot lifting columns and frameless torque motors at WAIC

    The JCLCTM lifting column uses a 150 by 150 millimetre aluminium profile, integrated servo drive and DC48V supply, with full-load lifting speed up to 200 millimetres per second. The frameless torque-motor range spans 25 to 115 millimetres, approximately 58 to 733 watts and peak torque up to 12.68 newton-metres. JIECANG also showed coreless motor assemblies, rotary modules and linear actuators for robot hands, joints and limbs.

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