KEB
Email: mark.checkley@keb.co.uk
Website: http://www.keb.co.uk
Twitter: https://twitter.com/kebamerica
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kebautomation/
Country: United Kingdom
KEB provides a complete Automation Solution from gear shaft to HMI screen, including motion control up to CNC level, safety systems with FsoE (Failsafe over EtherCAT) and visualisation.
Headquartered in Barntrup, Germany, KEB is a medium-sized global business with a workforce in excess of 1,400 worldwide, with more than 10% of these working in research and development.
KEB group consists of 10 subsidiary companies worldwide, including KEB (UK) Ltd. and Sales & Service Centres in a further 23 countries.
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Next Open Automation (NOA)
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Drive controllers reduce hydraulic press rejects, energy consumption
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Don’t underestimate regenerative energy for machine efficiency
Andy PyeMany processes, particularly those that occur cyclically, have a high potential of regenerative energy that could be utilised easily and efficiently. Read More
