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Digital Conveyor Lines

Modularization and digitalization increase the flexibility, scalability, and availability of your conveyor technology

Intralogistics, Digital Conveyor Lines, Modularization

The best way to meet your customers' rapidly changing requirements is with modular, flexibly scalable conveyor lines. If these also need to be highly available and operate without back pressure, there is no way around an efficient digitization strategy. The trend is moving away from centrally controlled and driven lines toward decentralized control modules and roller drives directly on site.

You can modularize future-proof conveyor technology with:  

  • Block I/O modules with integrated MDR control via CAN
  • IP67 power supplies with 24 and 48 volts and M12 power
  • Ethernet switches in IP20 or IP67
  • IP67 safety controllers

The future of conveyor technology: modular and decentralized control!

Webinar

Webinar: Digital conveyor technology: flexible, scalable, available!

Rapidly changing customer requirements, more complex supply chains and increasing pressure to achieve efficiency are key challenges in intralogistics. Learn how modularization and digitalization of your conveyor technology can help you to overcome these hurdles in this English-language webinar recording. Discover how smart automation technology optimizes your processes, increases flexibility, improves scalability and maximizes availability.

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This increases the flexibility, scalability and availability of your conveyor technology

Modularization and digitalization

  • Modular conveyor lines with decentralized control concepts without control cabinets ensure simple scalability, short cycle times and better plant availability.
  • Continuous digitalization of the conveyor allows status data to be recorded and sensors/actuators to be accessed. It also allows flexible control, for example for conveying with no bottlenecks.
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TBEN-LL-4RMC roller motor controller

  • Block I/O module with multiprotocol Ethernet controls four CAN roller motors locally and simultaneously integrates sensors and actuators via universal DXP ports.   
  • IP67 24-V and 48-V power supplies, M12 power supply, and snap-on connectors facilitate the design and construction of autonomous conveyor technology modules. 
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Condition monitoring for preventive maintenance

  • Condition monitoring data such as current consumption, speed and operating hours is recorded at the motor and evaluated using in-house systems or in TAS Cloud.
  • Continuous monitoring and optimization of process data enables predictive maintenance and ensures high reliability, lower costs and maximum availability.
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IIoT service platform — Turck Automation Suite (TAS)

  • TAS simplifies managing motor updates and commissioning Turck devices in Industrial Ethernet networks including ARGEE, BEEP, CODESYS and IO-Link applications.
  • TAS Cloud provides continuous monitoring functions, cloud-based data storage and processing, as well as programming and tracking of individual maintenance plans.
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E-Book: Digital Conveyor Lines

Digital conveyor technology: flexible, scalable and available!

Looking to take your production and logistics processes to a new level? Our free e-book shows you how smart automation and digital conveying solutions can help you increase flexibility and availability, reduce costs and future-proof your systems, for maximum efficiency.

Discover:

  • Which innovative technologies are currently revolutionizing conveyor technology
  • How you can boost your productivity and quality with digitalized conveyor technology
  • How plant data allows predictive maintenance and good availability
  • Practical application examples and industry best practice

Read the free e-book now!

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