AMK creates economic and innovative system solutions that are efficient and versatile. AMK has approximately 600 employees and constantly strives to propagate its automation and control engineering expertise through national and worldwide agents. This global network is trained to provide application assistance, project development through to manufacture, high quality service, support and many other after-sales services in line with its commitment to 100 percent customer satisfaction.

AMK's customers also profit from expert and pioneering work that fuses drives, controllers and field bus technologies into one homogenous entity. Based on decades of experience, AC servo motors, drives and intelligent motion control systems cover all the components necessary to satisfy the most demanding requirements - and all from the same source.

The homogeneity of PLC and motion control technology places the user in a powerful position of being able to construct both centralised and decentralised automation solutions. This has many advantages, including:

- Highly flexible architecture
- Highest possible reliability
- Open to common field bus systems
- Compact dimensions saves on panel space
- Modular design for simple expansion or reassignment

• 1967
  The first continuously variable speed three-phase motor in the world
• 1975
  The first electronic synchronous angular operation of variable speed three-phase drives
• 1978
  The first CNC controller with workshop programming
• 1983
  AMK has digital three phase drive technology in production maturity
  – a technology that has become the world standard
• 1992
  Drives become intelligent: PLC and CNC controllers are integrated in the drive
• 1996
  Drives developed for Schindler's Mobile lift platform
• 1998
  Strategic expansion in the automotive area: AMK's air compressors push this sector into new levels of user convenience
• 2002
  The smallest intelligent drives in the world are the AMKASYN KE/KW series
• 2002
  Unrivalled power density: DT series servo motors with very high torque in compact packages
• 2004
  Road safety and comfort are increased: the air-suspension compressors go into series production