Keb Lenze Drive VFD Servo Motor Servo Drive Service Center

  Variable speed drives have conveyed fixed and intelligent motion control to a variety of industrial applications. The manufacturing industry alone depends upon machines, which rotate and move materials, cool air, heat air with fans, pump liquids, pack and stack completed products. They do so as part of a series of interconnected processes, which are mostly automated. To work as they do in this setting, drives rely entirely on the PLCs (programmable logic controller) controlling and co-coordinating power. Why PLCs are best suited for jobs? PLCs were made to replace the hardwired banks of power relays that were previously used to operate factory machines with the power of a computer. Massive enclosures faced the technician with walls of relays, timers, counters, fuses, and terminals among swaths of crisscrossed, point-to-point wire, making it challenging to maintain and diagnose these archaic electromechanical nerve centres. Replacing a failing coil or worn-out contact was diffic