1. Multi-axis packaging machine control
Use the 16-axis EtherCAT motion architecture to synchronize conveyors, pick-and-place heads, and sealing stations with sub-millisecond cycle timing.
Problem SolvedEliminates axis timing drift and simplifies coordinated motion in compact packaging lines.
EtherCAT Master16 axes0.5 ms cycle timemotion control
2. Servo-driven assembly cell automation
The CPU can coordinate servo axes and discrete I/O in one controller, making it suitable for assembly machines with precise positioning and interlocked tooling.
Problem SolvedCombines motion and sequence logic without separate PLC and motion controller hardware.
sequence controlservo axesEtherNet/IPNX I/O
3. Networked machine automation cell with supervisory integration
OPC UA and EtherNet/IP support make the controller suitable for machines that must exchange production data with SCADA, MES, and plant networks while running local control.
Problem SolvedProvides machine-level control plus standardized data exchange for industrial connectivity.
OPC UAEtherNet/IPTCP/IPindustrial networking