Displays
OPENING THE DOOR TO INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY
Ireland and the UK for decades. The company’s manufacturing site in Glin already had a number of Mitsubishi Electric’s automation components installed across the facility ensuring availability and efficiency, including for its door press application line. Therefore, when the company wanted to build a new panel gluing unit to ramp up productivity, the selection of a suitable automation vendor was straightforward. John Barrett, site engineer at Profile Developments, comments: “We have been using Mitsubishi Electric’s equipment in our factory for the last 25 years and we have never regretted this choice, as the products are of excellent quality and reliability. This is why, when we decided to undertake this upgrade project, we contacted Mitsubishi Electric Ireland.” Michael Cafferkey, automation engineer at Mitsubishi Electric, visited the plant and discussed what new technologies were available, providing an insight into the components that would be best suited to deliver a comprehensive
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An intuitive and user-friendly GT2510 widescreen HMI maximises process visibility and accessibility, helping operators monitor and interact with the drives, identify anomalies and interpret alarms.
March 2023 Instrumentation Monthly
rofile Developments, the manufacturer of the Palladio Collection of premier composite doors for external applications, has been delivering durable, safe and stylish products to customers in
Renowned door manufacturer Profile Developments has seen a threefold increase in its productivity, thanks to its latest collaboration with Mitsubishi Electric. By working closely together to create an advanced production line, control and precision in key production steps have been enhanced at the facility in Glin, Co. Limerick. The solution is based on multiple FR-E series inverter or variable speed drives (VSDs) and other system-matched components, such as a GOT 2000 series HMI and MELSEC iQ-R PLC.
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