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February, 2013 Balluff: Distributed Modular I/O for CC-Link
Florence, KY — Balluff’s new genera- tion of Distributed Modular I/O can be used in a cost-effective way to replace standard slice I/O and dis- tributed I/O solutions. Offering IP67 protection and industry standard connectors, many types of control data can be collected.
troller over the CC-Link network. In lieu of a backplane, each
slave device is connected to the CC- Link IO-Link master by an industry- standard M12 port, creating an IP67 connection. With the ability to be installed within a 20 meter radius from the master device, slave devices
tectures for easy troubleshooting. The master has an intuitive pushbutton display that allows the user to view and set the station address and then the display can be locked from the con- troller to avoid tampering. Advantages of these distributed
modular I/O systems include: simpli- fied controls quotation process by uti- lizing fieldbus neutral I/O devices; reduction in the total cost per point by shrinking and/or eliminating the need for costly remote I/O controls enclosures and the assembly labor
involved in designing and building them; plug and play replacement of a failed slave device with automatic parameter restoration; flexibility to drive recipe changes directly from the PLC to the devices without frus-
trating manuals or pushbuttons. Contact: Balluff Inc., 8125
Holton Drive, Florence, KY 41042 % 800-543-8390 or 859-727-2200
E-mail:
balluff@balluff.com Web:
www.balluff.com
See at Electronics West/MD&M Booth #4129.
CSS: Tight Tolerance Springs and Stamping
Distributed Modular I/O system. The Distributed Modular I/O
provides expandable architecture for CC-Link controls applications. Utilizing the vendor neutral stan- dard IO-Link (
www.io-link.com), the master block can communicate with up to 4 slave devices and then send their combined data back to the con-
can be easily distributed across the machine without the use of cumber- some and costly control cabinets that are typically used in today’s CC-Link network architectures. The CC-Link IO-Link masters
support daisy-chain connections as well as trunk and drop network archi-
Farmington, CT — Connecticut Spring and Stamping (CSS) utilizes its expertise in producing precision product components for medical device OEMs, as well as for the aero- space, firearms and defense indus- tries worldwide. CSS has a large and expanding
business supplying medical device OEMs with tight tolerance springs and metal stampings used in mini- mally invasive handheld surgical devices, endoscopic clip appliers, suturing devices, and staple removers. They offer prototyping and complete new product development services, specializing in collaborating with customers to optimize their design objectives. The company offers low volume, short-run spring manufacturing, as well as higher vol- ume production and warehousing.
Springs are produced according to customer specifications, and are manufactured from a wide range of flat stock and round wires, ranging from 0.002 to 0.350-in. (0.051 to 8.89mm) in diameter. With an expertise in part and
tooling design, the company develops sophisticated tooling to produce extremely tight stack tolerances, less than a thousandth of an inch. Critical CNC machined features may also be added to complex stampings
in the company’s CNC department. Contact: Connecticut Spring and
Stamping, 48 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT 06032 % 860-677- 1341 E-mail:
debbie@ctspring.com Web:
www.ctspring.com
See at Electronics West/MD&M Booth #1425.
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