Balluff Wire Newsletter - March 2010 Issue 33
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| March 2010, Issue 33 |
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New Comprehensive Line of EtherNet/IP Machine Mount I/O blocks
Seamless communication right down to the sensors and actuators |
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 EtherNet/IP™ has become a popular network for connecting field devices to centralized control solutions from Allen Bradley™ and other suppliers. It allows designers to seamlessly integrate a broad range of compatible connectivity products from many manufacturers.
Balluff’s new line of EtherNet/IP™ includes twelve versions of machine-mount I/O blocks and an IP 67 unmanaged switch. These blocks have a low initial cost per point and are designed to save money over the life of the system with maximum uptime and easy maintenance.
Application Example:
If your automation projects have sensors and actuators that require a large amount of I/O infrastructure, Balluff's XXL EtherNet/IP blocks allow you to have either 32 inputs or 16 inputs/16 outputs on one IP address. This will reduce network costs and per sensor point costs.
Read more>>
Watch EtherNet/IP I/O Block video series>>
Download EtherNet/IP brochure (.pdf)>>
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Services Scaled to Your Needs
Balluff Technical Services |
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Some automation projects are just too small for your preferred system integrator or machine builder, and would consume too much time from your internal resources. We offer a great alternative - Balluff Technical Services. Review our comprehensive menu of proven services and we can provide you with what you need to improve productivity:
 System design assistance- Installation
- Training - user level
- Start-up service
- Process improvement services
- Machine-down services
- Preventive maintenance services
- Integration services
- Product modifications and enhancements
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Search for a Better Proximity Sensor Starts Here
New article in Design World |
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 Equipment builders and end-users alike can find a wide variety of technology choices to solve proximity sensing problems — from the very simple to the most complex. But, which one will work best for you?
Read article on Balluff website>>
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