Articles Tagged with ''controls''

Logix, a Seattle-area industrial controls manufacturer, has been serving the industrial refrigeration market with controls solutions for wineries, cold storage warehouses, distribution centers and processing plants focusing on safety, efficiency and sustainability.

The Optyma Control AK-RC 251 is designed for safety, protection and ease of installation in walk-in coolers and freezers for upgrades to existing walk-ins as well as new installations.

The Baker-Bot is a collaborative robot that can integrate into an existing system to support tray-handling tasks for conveyors and racks alike.

The new Danfoss VLT Soft Starter MCD 600 offers the latest in soft start motor control and protection for performance in fixed-speed applications wherever drives are used. The product provides all the features and functions as a standard MCD 600 Soft Starter in a compact NEMA12 or NEMA3R enclosure, with circuit breaker, keypad, and operators on the door.

With its Sinamics S210 converter designed specifically for use with the newly developed Simotics S-1FK2 motors, the company offers a servo drive system in 50 to 750 W. 

Spira-trol™ Steam-Tight control valve has a low impact on maintenance because the valve is not required to be removed from the line and requires no special tools. 

Nelson Heat Trace Type AXPC100 CM GP is a microprocessor-based combination power connection and digital electronic controller designed for stand-alone pipe mounted electric heat tracing applications. 

ILEA 2900E Series is suitable for the food and beverage industry with valves made for moderate pressure drops and temperatures ranging from -20° to 400°F. Available in four styles—2-way balanced, 2-way unbalanced, 3-way mixing and 3-way diverting—sizes range from 2.5" to 10" with ANSI Class II, III and IV leakage and with a rangeability of 50:1. 

RobotStudio offline programming and simulation software has been upgraded with a virtual robot braking distance function designed to create an exact simulation of the real-world stopping distance of a robot. 

The redesigned KCM-III control module for the company's feeders is visualized on a 5-inch LCD screen in a stainless steel housing.