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Siemens S7-300 Replacement, S7-1500 & ET 200SP: The Field Engineer's Guide | Industrial Automation Co. Engineer's Field Guide · Siemens SIMATIC The Siemens S7 Playbook:PLCs, Modules & Replacements Explained The SIMATIC S7 family spans four decades and four generations. Here's how to navigate CPU selection, signal modules, TIA Portal, and...
Siemens S7-300 Replacement, S7-1500 & ET 200SP: The Field Engineer's Guide | Industrial Automation Co. Engineer's Field Guide · Siemens SIMATIC The Siemens S7 Playbook:PLCs, Modules & Replacements Explained The...
ABB Drives, ACS880, ACS580 & Soft Starters: Field Engineer's Guide | Industrial Automation Co. Engineer's Field Guide · ABB Brand ABB Drives, PLCs & Soft Starters:The Field Engineer's Brand Guide...
Engineer's Field Guide · Industrial Automation PLCs, PID Controllers,VFDs & the BrainsBehind Modern Factories By Industrial Automation Co. · May 2026 · 12 min read A practical, no-fluff guide to...
In industrial automation, “working” doesn’t always mean “reliable.” Your line is running. Orders are going out. Operators aren’t complaining. On paper, everything looks fine. But beneath the surface, your system...
FANUC controls are known for one thing above all: they last. It’s not unusual to find FANUC systems that have been running for 20+ years with minimal issues. That kind...
FANUC is one of the most widely used control platforms in industrial automation—and for good reason. Across thousands of machine shops and production lines worldwide, FANUC CNC systems power...
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As we approach the winter slowdown in late September 2025, many factories are preparing for seasonal shutdowns—whether for holidays, maintenance, or reduced demand. These pauses are useful, but idle variable frequency...
Two names dominate Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs): Allen-Bradley (Rockwell Automation) and Siemens. Both deliver scalable, durable controllers that run complex factories worldwide. The hard part isn’t whether they work—it’s which...
Selection Guides
When a production line goes down, every second counts. Yet too many facilities treat spare parts as an afterthought, leading to costly delays, excessive overnight shipping fees, and production losses...
This step-by-step guide shows how to modernize proactively—reducing downtime risk, improving efficiency, and keeping costs under control. Step 1: Identify Obsolete Drives Step 2: Assess System Requirements Step 3: Select...
Choosing a variable frequency drive (VFD) or servo drive looks simple on paper: match voltage and horsepower, drop it in, and run. In the field, small oversights turn into nuisance...
On this solemn anniversary of September 11, 2001, Industrial Automation Co. takes a moment to reflect on the profound impact of that tragic day. We pause to honor the extraordinary...
When your machine slows down, that energy doesn’t have to turn into heat. With regenerative drives, you can push it back to the line—or share it with other axes—and...
In the world of industrial automation, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are the backbone of control systems, executing logic to keep processes running smoothly. One critical metric often discussed is scan...
In the fast-paced world of industrial automation, communication protocols are the unsung heroes that keep drives, controllers, and machines humming in harmony. Whether you're an engineer designing complex systems, a...
A practical, step-by-step guide for maintenance leads, controls engineers, and buyers. What you’ll learn: How to size to current (FLA) first, not horsepower When to choose VT vs CT...
Human Machine Interfaces
Introduction: From Data Display to Decision-Making Factories once relied on HMIs and SCADA systems as simple windows into machine status. Operators could see whether a motor was running or a...
Robotics
Factories worldwide face mounting pressures: labor shortages, rising costs, and tight delivery schedules. Traditional industrial robots address some challenges but are often costly, rigid, and disruptive to the workflow. Collaborative...