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Terms of use for electronic documentation
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Product informationFile and language versions
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All set for automation with IO-Link
Point-to-point!
Standardised IO-Link technology (IEC 61131-9) makes communication with sensors and actuators simple and economical. The result of an evolutionary development, this low-cost connection technology with three or five conductors achieves point-to-point connection without complex wiring and with minimal material requirements.
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Short product informationFile and language versions
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Catalogue for Process Automation
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CatalogueFile and language versions
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Process Automation - Product Overview 2024
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Electric Automation - Product overview
Seamless connectivity from the workpiece to the cloud!
A perfect fit of controllers, servo drives and mechanics – thanks
to quick configuration with PositioningDrives and commissioning with just a few clicks with the Festo Automation Suite.
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BrochureFile and language versions
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Process Automation - Product Overview (PAPSO)
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Product flyer Process Industry
Two pager
Automation for the requirements
in the process industry
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The dock “thinks” for itself
Decentralised Control in Bulk Material Handling
The world of bulk material handling seems easy at first glance: moving, filling, delivering. The art of dealing with a variety of different materials, however, lies in the details, such as the docking and undocking of containers at weighing stations. In the process, crosscontaminations
and the release of dusts can occur. AZO CleanDock prevents this
problem. Its latest generation can do even more: it “thinks” for itself. Directly attached to the dock, the integrated controller CEC of the modular electrical terminal CPX from Festo ensures additional process security and shortened commissioning times.
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Application descriptionFile and language versions
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White paper: Automating on/off process valves
A comparison of actuation methods for pneumatic actuators
On/off process valves can be automated in different ways using pneumatics. This white paper looks at automation using an individual valve, a valve terminal and a digital valve terminal, and compares the three actuation methods in terms of:
• Required hardware/components and the installation
effort involved
• Investment costs
• Potential for compressed air savings and increased
energy efficiency
• Diagnostic and maintenance options
• Potential for function integration
• Possible applications in safety-related circuits
• Possible applications in potentially explosive areas
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Special publicationFile and language versions
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Products and solutions for process automation
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PostersFile and language versions
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