Posted to News on 11th Apr 2019, 11:36
Machine building for a smarter future - the Phoenix Contact tour
New for 2019, Phoenix Contact is running a series of Machine Building for a smarter future educational workshops to demonstrate how it can help machine builders create and maintain their competitive edge. Four machine building topics will be showcased:
- Robust communication locally and worldwide (Future IoT) - with Smart Networks
- Consistent rail configuration and marking - with #MarkingTheNation
- Interfacing (Controller to the field) - with Best Switching
- Strategic Outsourcing - with PP Controls & Automation
Smart Networks
Switches, access points and security routers for cyber-security to build powerful Ethernet networks. Phoenix Contact will show how it can help machine builders to improve the reliability and cycle times of machines with robust communication technology.
Marking the Nation
Consistent configuration and marking with Project Complete supports the entire control cabinet manufacturing process, taking data from CAE programs. Try out Phoenix Contact's easy-to-use marking systems - from the handheld Thermofox to the new Bluemark ID Colour printer. Phoenix Contact says there is nothing in a control cabinet or machine that it cannot mark!
Best Switching
Discover a wide range of switching devices from relay systems to hybrid motor starters. These products offer the machine builder:
- Time savings
- Easy handling
- Space savings
- High system availability
Strategic Outsourcing
Discover how Phoenix Contact's partner PP Control & Automation can help machine builders to optimise their machine production, unlock growth potential, reduce lead times, increase efficiency and reduce costs so that resources can be concentrated on the important issues within that business.
Dates and venues
- 3 July 2019 - Elveden Forest Centre Parcs, Thetford
- 12 September 2019 - - Williams F1, Abingdon
Follow the link for more information and to book your place on the Machine Building for a smarter future tour. Places are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.
