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in harsh environments. So let Rittal’s teams guide and assist you with any current applications or requirements you have for protecting critical equipment and delivering game-changing industrial automation.
The development of Smart production facilities creates challenges when creating the IT infrastructure to support the latest technologies such as IOT devices, robotics and the collation of industrial analytics. Frequently these new technologies require IT to get closer to Smart production equipment to improve the speed and reliability of data communication. This means that increasingly IT has to move out of its secure computer room and be located on the factory or shop floor. Rittal will be using the event to exhibit quick and easy IT solutions for all applications. IT product highlights on display at the show will include the NEW VXIT Rack and IT cooling units.
Thanks to the synergies between EPLAN systems and Rittal products, almost all aspects of control panel manufacture can be automated, which shortens processing times, minimises the risk of errors, optimises the use of materials and increases productivity. At this year’s Drives and Controls 2022, EPLAN will be showcasing innovative solutions for enhanced engineering efficiency and the use of the digital twin. So, if you’re attending the show, be sure to visit
Rittal & EPLAN on E100 to discover how Rittal & EPLAN can deliver major productivity enhancements in your business and see how both companies provide the winning combination that will help improve efficiencies for your business.
Rittal the system will on show at Drives & Controls 2022 on Stand E100
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