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From Nantong motor control to winding machinery: GTAKE's factory checks and application engineering.

Founded in Nantong in September 2009, GTAKE combines industrial drives with vehicle controllers and electrical-test equipment. Its production presentation identifies incoming, board and assembled-product checks. For film converters, the GK820T application explains how encoder feedback, changing roll diameter and tension compensation fit into a slitting line.

Business origin
September 2009 · Nantong[1]
Research centres
Shenzhen · Nanjing[5]
Application focus
GK820T film winding[3]
Manufacturing reference
Incoming, board and final testing[2]
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An industrial and vehicle-control business with a Nantong origin.

The official development path dates the initial research work and later product generations separately.

  1. 2009

    Founded in September

    GTAKE starts AC-drive and EV/HEV-controller research in Nantong, Jiangsu.[1]

  2. 2012

    Initial drive generations

    The history names GK800, GK600 and GK1000 active-front-end drives.[1]

  3. 2019

    Electrical-test products

    PowerPard battery simulators and four-quadrant test systems enter the documented product path.[1]

  4. 2024

    Nanjing research centre

    The company's timeline records the centre's inauguration.[1]

  5. 2025

    GK980 multidrive system

    A new named system generation appears in the company's development history.[1]

The company behind the brand

The official English site identifies Jiangsu GTAKE Electric Co., Ltd. Its corporate history starts with both industrial AC drives and vehicle motor controllers, explaining why today's catalogue spans production machinery and power-conversion systems. A Nantong municipal 2021 project entry independently names 江苏吉泰科电气股份有限公司 for passenger-vehicle controller research. That record concerns a research project, rather than a certification of all industrial drives.[1][6]

02

Shenzhen and Nanjing have distinct research roles in the published company geography.

The origin in Nantong and the named research bases can coexist without treating every contact as a factory.

Two named research bases

The R&D presentation separately identifies the Shenzhen R&D Center and Nanjing R&D Center. The company describes work across motor control, industrial drives and clean-energy power conversion. For a technical enquiry, the important connection is the team responsible for the offered drive or system, its software configuration and the destination support arrangement.[5]

Industrial control and test systems

The corporate development path associates PowerPard equipment and four-quadrant drive systems with automotive, aircraft and general-equipment test rigs. Those systems have a different supply scope from a film-slitter motor drive. Keeping the production-machine and electrical-test discussions separate makes the catalogue easier to use without treating unlike equipment as substitutes.[1]

03

The factory's published workflow puts checks before and after assembly.

The quality graphic shows ten connected activities from purchasing through shipment.

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Purchasing and incoming checks

The graphic begins with purchasing, incoming inspection, and preparing/issuing materials. It then places a single-board processing test before assembly. This sequence distinguishes component receipt and board-level verification from checks on a finished unit; they are separate activities in GTAKE's published manufacturing flow.[2]

02

Assembly and product testing

After assembly, the graphic identifies process inspection and a further test stage. It does not name a test load, duration or acceptance threshold, so those details should come from the proposed equipment's production documentation. The useful factory question is which recorded checks apply to the serial-numbered drive being supplied.[2]

03

Packaging through shipment

The final sequence is packaging, warehouse and shipment. For an export order, VFDMatch recommends connecting that handover to the actual accessory list, model identity and technical documents. These are practical order details a buyer can discuss against the manufacturer's published flow.[2]

04

GK820T's winding task sits at the end of a moving-web process.

The manufacturer's application follows the film through nip rollers, alignment and slitting before the final roll.

Locate the driven mechanism

In GTAKE's application explanation, film leaves the upstream roll mechanism, passes through the nip roll and deviation-correction system, and reaches the slitting mechanism. The cut material is then wound into finished rolls. The page identifies GK820T as the drive for the winding motor, giving the equipment a specific place in the machine rather than an unspecified automation role.[3]

Changing roll diameter

The described drive includes an encoder interface without a separate card. In the stated mode without a tension sensor, it calculates winding diameter and supports constant-tension control. The page also describes a user-defined taper-tension curve. These functions address a changing roll, so the useful application information includes the material, core and final diameters and the intended tension mode.[3]

05

Friction and inertia compensation belong to the winding mechanism.

The GK820T explanation goes beyond a frequency command by naming the mechanical compensation functions.

Compensation during motion

The application lists sliding-friction and high-speed friction compensation, together with a mechanical inertia compensation coefficient. Those functions are relevant when the winding roll accelerates, changes size and experiences different mechanical resistance. They give a machine builder concrete subjects to discuss with the drive supplier during application engineering.[3]

An enquiry tied to the web

For this application, VFDMatch recommends describing the web path, winding direction, motor and encoder, diameter range and acceleration cycle. Add whether tension comes from a measured sensor or the described sensorless calculation, and the required taper behaviour. This gives the supplier a defined mechanical task to evaluate instead of asking for a generic drive of a particular kW rating.

06

A 30 kW GK820 can have four different option suffixes.

The manual provides a specific example rather than one family-wide braking assumption.

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30 kW modelBrake chopperDC reactor
GK820-4T30Not built inNot built in
GK820-4T30BBuilt inNot built in
GK820-4T30DNot built inBuilt in
GK820-4T30HBuilt inBuilt in
[4]

Current and external braking resistor

The 30 kW table gives 60 A rated output and 65 A rated input. A built-in chopper still uses an external braking resistor. The 45/55 kW rows have a built-in DC reactor; larger models have different arrangements. Preserve the complete offered code and its accessory list.[4]

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Explore GTAKE products on VFDMatch.

Continue with the published series or exact model before preparing your request.

GTAKE / PRODUCT SERIES

GK620

GTAKE’s official library includes a dedicated English GK620 user manual alongside manuals for other AC-drive families. Separate heavy- and light-duty documents elsewhere in the library reinforce the need to match document scope to the product.

A brief that makes the next reply useful.

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  1. GK820T winding or another identified task
  2. Material path, core and finished-roll diameters
  3. Tension sensor or calculated-tension mode
  4. Motor, encoder and acceleration cycle
  5. Full drive code and fitted hardware
  6. Serial-numbered test and handover documents
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Buyer questions

Where did GTAKE originate?

Its official history records September 2009 in Nantong, Jiangsu. The research presentation separately names Shenzhen and Nanjing centres.

What does GK820T control in the film-slitter example?

The manufacturer identifies it as the winding-motor drive, with diameter calculation, encoder input, taper tension and compensation functions.

Does the H suffix in the manual's 30 kW example include a braking resistor?

It identifies a built-in brake chopper and DC reactor. The resistor remains external.

What checks appear in the published factory workflow?

Incoming inspection, single-board processing test, process inspection and a further product test appear before packaging, warehousing and shipment.

Sources & editorial review

Company and product facts are drawn from the sources below. The project briefs and procurement notes are VFDMatch editorial analysis. Statutory disclosures establish company records; order-specific technical acceptance uses the applicable product documents.

  1. Official company introduction

    GTAKE company history

    Nantong origin and individually dated product/R&D milestones

    Reviewed 2026-10-08
  2. Official manufacturing presentation

    Production and quality-management flow

    Ten-step process graphic visually read; no production-rate inference

    Reviewed 2026-10-08
  3. Official application explanation

    GK820T film-slitter winding application

    Material path, encoder interface, diameter calculation and tension compensation

    Reviewed 2026-10-08
  4. Manufacturer manual

    GK820 user manual

    Complete 310-page original saved; model identity, current and fitted options reviewed, pages 7–12

    Reviewed 2026-10-08
  5. Official R&D presentation

    GTAKE research centres

    Named Shenzhen and Nanjing research bases; undated headline counts not adopted

    Reviewed 2026-10-08
  6. Municipal government record

    Nantong 2021 proposed university–industry projects

    Search-indexed entry 42 identifies the enterprise and passenger-vehicle controller research; direct file currently blocked, not claimed as fully read

    Reviewed 2026-10-08

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