New dimension of scalability
Rockwell Automation has significantly expanded its Integrated Architecture portfolio for smaller applications with a series of scalable, Allen-Bradley CompactLogix programmable automation controllers (PACs), servo drives, I/O, visualisation and simplification tools.
Rockwell Automation has significantly expanded its Integrated Architecture portfolio for smaller applications with a series of scalable, Allen-Bradley CompactLogix programmable automation controllers (PACs), servo drives, I/O, visualisation and simplification tools.
With high-performance features such as integrated motion, safety, EtherNet/IP connectivity and re-usable development tools, Rockwell Automation gives users the ability to standardise on a single control platform for small to large-scale applications. “A scalable, right-sized control system helps machine builders and their customers cost-effectively match their application needs,” said Mike Burrows, director, Integrated Architecture, Rockwell Automation. “To gain this level of scale, users typically have to manage multiple designs, networks or visualisation environments. The Rockwell Automation portfolio expansion gives the unprecedented ability to scale I/O using a single control platform and common user experience.”
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http://uk.rockwellautomation.com/
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