The use of standardized control systems (for food and beverage manufacturers) and machines (OEMs) requires a similar connectivity that’s not tied to a specific industrial protocol and can be easily scaled. OT technologies in particular require a robust connection – in many cases, industrial 802.11 wireless radios are used.
Read moreA bottled mineral water manufacturer needed to connect a CompactLogix™ with Siemens® equipment. An in-chassis module solved that communications disconnect.
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Read moreTillamook Creamery needed to update its I/O and PLCs. With a Migration Gateway, they were able to migrate their I/O and switch to a Rockwell Automation® ControlLogix® while avoiding excessive downtime [...]
Read moreIn an Italian packaging facility, four bottle filling machines were equipped with flow meters using the Modbus® serial protocol [...]
Read moreIn Altavilla Vicentina, Italy, a Clever Sleever Machine places and shrink-wraps decorative sleeves on bottles at a rate of 18,000 pieces per hour [...]
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