1. High-speed packaging machine sequencing
The 2 ms cycle time, integrated 40-point I/O, and EtherCAT motion network suit coordinated packaging sequences with synchronized actuators and sensors.
Problem SolvedReduces cycle-time bottlenecks and simplifies multi-axis machine coordination.
2 ms cycle timeEtherCATmulti-axis controldigital I/OPLC CPU
2. Compact servo-conveyor control cabinet
The controller’s built-in EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, and DIN-rail format make it a strong fit for compact conveyor cells that need networked motion and standard I/O in one CPU.
Problem SolvedEliminates a separate motion controller and shrinks cabinet footprint.
DIN railEtherNet/IPEtherCATmotion controlmachine controller
3. Modular assembly station with distributed I/O
With support for NX Local Bus and up to 8 local IO units, the CPU can manage modular assembly equipment that expands with machine sections.
Problem SolvedSupports scalable machine architectures without redesigning the core controller.
NX Local Buslocal IO unitsmodular automationscalable controlindustrial PLC