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The FP605, an easy to install and configure industrial fan and pump drive, is to reduce energy use, including centrifugal compressors, fans, pumps and process control in industries such as material handling, food and beverage, and more.
Krispy Kreme uses Siemens drives and controls integrated by Think PLC automation consultants, making each store a high-tech doughnut manufacturing facility.
From its early beginnings, the Krispy Kreme company has designed and built the proprietary machines that have given “rise” to their equally safeguarded doughnut recipe.
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.
Sinamics G115D, designed for horizontal conveyor applications, is comprised of the motor, drive and gearbox in one unit and is offered in two versions—wall-mounted and motor-mounted.