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Another development is the introduction
of a new CAN bus control system, which guarantees precise and reliable crane operation. Furthermore, the redesigned hook block offers an advanced closed rope
NORD Drivesystems
includes both advanced and basic variants. LogiDrive Advanced features the
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IE5+ synchronous motor, NORDAC ON+ frequency inverter, and a NORD gear unit, optimized for high energy efficiency and operational reliability. This solution is designed to deliver cost savings and streamline processes in large systems with multiple drives, reducing downtimes and the need for extensive inventory management. On the other hand, the LogiDrive Basic
variant, equipped with an IE3 asynchronous motor, the NORDAC ON inverter, and NORD gear units, offers a more affordable solution with a broad adjustment range, prioritizing cost-effectiveness. Another highlight is NORD’s range
of decentralized drive electronics. The NORDAC ON/ON+ inverters stand out for their compact design, ease of installation, and high reliability. With a power range of 0.37 kW to 3.7 kW, these inverters are equipped with full plug-in capability, multi-protocol Ethernet interfaces, and PLC functionality. The inverters can be configured for PROFINET, EtherCAT, or
ORD Drivesystems will showcase its flexible drive systems, as part of its LogiDrive solution, which
EtherNet/IP communication, offering a versatile, maintenance-friendly solution for modern production environments. NORD’s commitment to efficiency
extends to its high-performance IE5+ synchronous motors, which offer up to 95% efficiency across a wide range of torque. These motors provide optimal performance even at partial load and speed, and are available in a range of configurations, including TENV smooth, TEFC, and integrated DuoDrive geared motor models. In the second quarter of 2025, NORD will expand its motor portfolio to include a new size, further enhancing their energy-saving capabilities.
Beyond product offerings, NORD
also provides valuable services to help customers optimize their systems. The company’s NORD ECO service helps analyze existing systems to identify energy-saving opportunities, ultimately reducing the total cost of ownership. Additionally, NORD will demonstrate its upgraded Windows parameterization software, which complements the NORDCON MOBILE app. The software offers advanced features for setting up and monitoring drive systems, including a customizable dashboard, context-sensitive help, and an updated oscilloscope function for precise control.
guide, improving safety with optimal finger protection, and features an ergonomic hand pocket for greater ease of use. The NOVA2 rope is versatile, available with either steel or synthetic rope, and allows for seamless switching between the two with minimal adjustments. This flexibility makes it adaptable to a wide range of applications. Users also benefit from the ability to monitor the hoist’s status via the X-Link app, which simplifies diagnostics and enhances operational efficiency. The online troubleshooting service ensures quick and accurate fault detection, contributing to improved
performance across crane systems. Launched in the summer of 2024, the
NOVA2 rope was initially available as a low- headroom hoist for loads up to 10 tons and as a machinery hoist, ideal for tight spaces. Now, with the recent release of fixed hoists and double girder trolleys for loads up to 20 tons, SWF Krantechnik has expanded its NOVA2 portfolio, meeting growing demand for versatile lifting solutions in more challenging environments. As the company continues to expand
its product offerings, more models are in the works, promising to further elevate the capabilities of the NOVA2 rope.
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