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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
Yaskawa Servo Drives Field Guide: Sigma Series, SGDH/SGDV & Fault Codes | Industrial Automation Co. Engineer's Field Guide · Yaskawa Servo & Drives Yaskawa Servo Drives:The Field Guide to Sigma Series, SGDH/SGDV & VFDs Yaskawa servo drives span three decades of overlapping generations — Sigma-II amplifiers still running CNC machines...
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Mitsubishi PLC Error Codes: Q-Series & FX-Series Troubleshooting | Industrial Automation Co. Engineer's Field Guide · Mitsubishi Electric Mitsubishi PLC Error Codes:Q-Series & FX-Series Troubleshooting A flashing ERROR LED on...
Allen Bradley PLC Cross-Reference: PLC-5, SLC 500 & MicroLogix Replacement Options | Industrial Automation Co. Cross-Reference Guide · Allen Bradley Alternatives Allen Bradley PLC Cross-Reference:PLC-5, SLC 500 & MicroLogix Replacement...
OMRON NX/NJ Fault Levels: From Observation to System Fault | Industrial Automation Co. Engineer's Field Guide · OMRON Automation OMRON NX/NJ Fault Levels:From Observation to System Fault OMRON classifies every...
Siemens S7 Fault Codes: Diagnostic Buffer Events Decoded | Industrial Automation Co. Engineer's Field Guide · Siemens SIMATIC Siemens S7 Fault Codes:Diagnostic Buffer Events Decoded Siemens CPUs don't flash a...
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If your variable frequency drive keeps tripping on overload even though the motor and drive are properly sized, you're not alone. This is one of the most common and frustrating...
Many manufacturers believe redundancy is built into their automation systems. They have spare machines. Backup programs. Extra capacity on paper. A second shift can make up for lost production. Then...
Most production downtime does not begin with a dramatic failure. It starts with a single automation issue that escalates because there is no clear recovery path. A drive fault will...
Plant engineers and reliability managers know the reality: many facilities still rely on PLCs, DCS components, and field devices installed 15–25 years ago. These systems often run reliably day-to-day, but...
Modern industrial robots in action on a U.S. production line – the front line of reshoring competitiveness in a tariff-impacted world. Plant engineers, reliability managers, and procurement teams in U.S....
Third-party automation suppliers can be a lifeline or a liability. When OEM lead times stretch into months, budgets tighten, or legacy equipment needs support, many manufacturers turn to independent suppliers...
Most automation downtime is not caused by complex failures. It is caused by systems that were difficult to understand the moment something went wrong. A fault appears, but the alarm...
For plant engineers, maintenance managers, reliability leaders, and operations executives in discrete and process manufacturing, lead time has shifted from a line-item annoyance to a top-tier business risk. In 2025–2026,...
Most plants do not get the luxury of a clean slate. You have machines that still run. Operators who know the current workflow. Controls that have been paid for many...
“Run it until it breaks” sounds efficient when everything is running. It feels like discipline—like you’re squeezing every ounce of value out of equipment. But in a modern plant, the...
Most teams treat downtime like a maintenance problem. It is not. Downtime is a business problem that first shows up on the shop floor, then spreads to scheduling, shipping, quality,...
When equipment fails, the clock starts ticking. Every minute of downtime means lost production, missed shipments, stressed maintenance teams, and rising costs. That pressure is exactly why Mean Time to...
