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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
OMRON Automation Field Guide: PLCs, Servo Drives & Safety Components | Industrial Automation Co. Engineer's Field Guide · OMRON Automation The OMRON Playbook:PLCs, Servo Drives & Safety Components Explained From legacy CJ/CS racks still running the plant floor to current-generation Sysmac NJ/NX controllers, here's how to navigate OMRON's PLC platforms,...
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VFD Won't Start? 9 Causes to Check Before You Replace the Drive | Industrial Automation Co. Troubleshooting Guide · VFD Diagnostics VFD Won't Start?9 Causes to Check Before You Replace...
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Downtime is expensive, stressful, and usually predictable in hindsight. The hard truth: most emergency failures don’t become disasters because the part is rare—they become disasters because the right part isn’t...
Plenty of factories run on equipment that’s 10, 20, or even 30 years old — and they run just fine. So why is modernization such a big topic right now?...
Industrial automation failures rarely happen without warning. Long before a drive trips permanently, a PLC locks up, or an HMI goes dark, small signs usually appear—often dismissed as “quirks” or...
Few problems bring production to a halt faster than a communication failure. When PLCs lose I/O, drives drop offline, or HMIs stop updating, the system may still be powered—but it’s...
Industrial automation hardware is designed to be rugged—but it is not immune to poor electrical conditions. Voltage sags, spikes, harmonics, and transient noise can quietly cause drive faults, PLC resets,...
Unexpected downtime rarely starts with a dramatic failure. More often, it begins with a “small” issue: a drive that faults intermittently, an HMI that freezes during changeovers, a power supply...
In most factories, power supplies are the last thing anyone thinks about—until they fail. But in 2025 and heading into 2026, aging 24VDC and 48VDC power supplies are quietly becoming...
Unplanned downtime remains one of the fastest ways to exhaust a maintenance budget. But in 2026, more plants are finally shifting from “run it till it breaks” to smarter, data-driven...
In 2026, the fastest-growing cause of production downtime isn’t failed drives, blown power supplies, or aging motors—it’s the communication networks tying everything together. As factories evolve into interconnected ecosystems of...
If the last few years have taught manufacturers anything, it’s this: relying entirely on overseas lead times is a liability. Between global tariff swings, semiconductor shortages, shifting trade routes, and...
With global trade tensions escalating and tariff rates climbing across multiple categories of industrial equipment in 2025, manufacturers across the U.S. are feeling the impact where it hurts most: sourcing...
Power quality issues are one of the most common—and most misunderstood—causes of equipment failure in industrial automation. Modern VFDs and PLCs are efficient but far more sensitive than their predecessors....
