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.Industrial Automation Co, located in Raleigh, NC, is a global reseller of hard-to-find and obsolete industrial automation parts. We offer comprehensive customer support and a top-tier warranty on all products
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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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In industrial automation, legacy isn’t vintage—it’s mission-critical. That 1998 Allen-Bradley PLC/5, SIMODRIVE 611, or early-generation SINAMICS S120 isn’t “old”; it’s the pulsing core of a multimillion-dollar production line. When OEM...
Even as Industry 4.0 drives a wave of connected factories and smart analytics, many production lines still rely on proven legacy hardware. These systems—robust, familiar, and field-serviceable—remain the backbone of...
Supply chains aren’t predictable anymore — they’re volatile ecosystems where component shortages, extended lead times, and freight delays have become routine. For manufacturers, that means one reality: if you don’t...
In industrial automation, downtime costs thousands per hour — and replacing entire control systems can cost millions. That’s why many facilities turn to refurbished automation parts as a smart, budget-conscious...
When a variable frequency drive (VFD) or servo amplifier reaches end-of-life, finding a direct replacement isn’t as simple as matching horsepower. It’s a precise engineering decision that impacts control performance,...
Downtime is one of the most expensive words in manufacturing. Every minute a production line sits idle because of a failed or missing part means lost revenue, missed deadlines, and...
Maintenance is no longer just about fixing what breaks—it’s about predicting what will. In 2025, forward-thinking manufacturers are using data-driven insights to move from reactive maintenance to predictive strategies that...
Lead times are stretching, costs are rising, and production deadlines aren’t slowing down. When an OEM quotes 8–12 weeks for a replacement drive or PLC, that’s not just a delay—it’s...
A drive fault like F005 often points to DC bus overvoltage or braking issues—decode it before it becomes downtime. When a motor drive suddenly flashes a fault code, production stops...
A control system refresh can bring order, reliability, and performance — without a full reprogramming effort. Modernizing an aging control system doesn’t have to mean starting from scratch. Across U.S....
In modern factories, heat is the silent enemy. It doesn’t make a sound, but it quietly undermines the reliability of your most critical assets—drives, PLCs, and control panels. Every degree...
Why Heat Kills Drives Every 10°C rise above a drive’s rated temperature can halve the lifespan of its electrolytic capacitors and stress power semiconductors, leading to nuisance trips, derating, and...
