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Elgin, IL — HARTING is launching its Han-Smart® modules, which bring new, intelligent capabilities to the company’s Han-Modular® connector system. Until now, industrial connectors have been used exclusively as passive devices for carrying power, signal, data transmission, and pneumatics — func- tions they continue to provide. However, with Han- Smart solutions, connectors can provide added value while beginning to evolve into active devices to serve the needs of future manufacturing. The Han-Modular mini-switch US4 module is a
four-port unmanaged Ethernet mini-switch that sup- ports RJ45-terminated, high-speed Ethernet devices. An advanced Ethernet and network switch in one, it facilitates the integration of additional Ethernet nodes to make expansion or retrofitting easy. High-resolution cameras used for quality
assurance or infrared temperature sensors can be incorporated into a network at a point closer to the
Han-Smart connector module.
www.us-tech.com
field —wherever there is a Han-Modular connector installed. The module supports 10/100/1,000 Mb/s. It is plug-and-play compatible, with surge protec- tion, and has integrated LEDs that provide quick power and network diagnostics.
August, 2018 HARTING Launches Han-Smart Connector Modules The Han-Modular surge protection module
puts transient over-voltage protection for analog and digital devices in the connector that would otherwise require separate, external protective solutions. This simplifies wiring arrangements, saving space and labor costs. It protects up to two pairs of balanced signal
interfaces with electrical isolation against norma- tive 8/20 µs current pulses. The preferred field of application for this module is for protecting low voltage signal interfaces (24 VDC) or machinery using 0/4 to 20 mA current. The surge energy (5 kV surge per line) is discharged by the grounded, hinged frame of the Han-Modular system. The Han-Modular CAN ID module has 10 MB
of memory storage for retaining the revision status of drives and their parameters and other technical information. This helps to ensure reliable opera- tions, minimizes downtime during set up or main- tenance and can even form part of a predictive maintenance program. Markets well-suited for this mod-
ule include wind energy, industrial building automation, machinery,
and robotics. Contact: HARTING North
America, 1370 Bowes Road, Elgin, IL 60123 % 847-717-9217 E-mail:
christina.chatfield@
harting.com Web:
www.harting-usa.com
See at IMTS, Booth 134128
SCHUNK: Large PCB Depaneling Machines
Morrisville, NC — SCHUNK Elec - tronic Solutions is releasing two new depaneling machines with large installation spaces, the SAR-1300- Mono-Smart and the SAR-1700. The machines mill and separate individ- ual PCBs from large PCB panels. The maximum panel size is 23.6 by 19.7 in. (60 x 50 cm). SCHUNK designs modular
depaneling machines to meet the needs of Industry 4.0. Electronics
SAR-1300-Mono-Smart depaneling machine.
manufacturers can buy basic ver- sions of the machines and then retro- fit later. Additional modules, such as a camera system or a robot arm that takes over the loading and unloading can be added at any time. The SAR-1300-Mono-Smart per -
forms separation speeds of up to 13.1 ft/min (4 m/min). Due to its linear motor axes and advanced control tech- nology, the milling accuracy is ±4 mil (±0.1 mm). The SAR-1700 achieves the milling speed of the SAR-1300- Mono-Smart and also saws with
speeds of up to 32 ft/min (10 m/min). Contact: SCHUNK, Inc., 21
Kitty Hawk Drive, Morrisville, NC 27560 % 919-572-2705 E-mail:
tom.herndon@us.schunk.com Web:
www.schunk.com
See at IMTS, Booth 432010
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