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Drives & Controls… The burning questions we have the answer to…
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Did you come and see us at Drives & Controls? If so, brilliant, this is for you. If not, brilliant, this is for you too!
As we find all too often, not everybody is aware of how vast the Phoenix Contact range of products is. This was a great opportunity for everyone involved in all aspects of engineering to see what we can do and discuss applications and possible solutions. It was a great success and a huge thank you to anyone that had any kind of engagement with the show, you could not beat the buzz of the open days a t the NEC.
Happy New Year – Let’s take a look at what is in store for 2018…
From |Welcome to a brand new year of blogging. As always, our marketing department has a busy year of exhibitions and seminars planned. Why not join us at one of our events? Meet our industry specialists and discover more about new products that will be launched this year.After an incredibly exciting 2017, we are raring to go into 2018 and here’s what we have in store for you this year. We have waved goodbye to 2017 and 2018 is going to be an event filled year!
Partners in design, by design
From |Written by Andy Neat, Product Manager- Marking & Installation
Hello again everyone. Usually I write blogs on automatic tooling or new marking systems, but today I’m going to knock your socks off with some software talk…well I’m going to give it a shot at least…
Now here’s a hidden gem for you. I’ll get straight to the point: if you’re an Eplan user, you can seamlessly interact with our Clip Project software which enables you to print your markers straight from your Eplan schematic.
How is this possible?! Phoenix Contact and Eplan are partners and have been for some time. Before I go diving in, here’s a little bit of background just in case you don’t know what on earth I’m talking about:
Clipline Complete and Clip Project- Less part numbers, more connectivity
From |Written by Scott Mulholland, Product Manager- Industrial Components
At Phoenix Contact, we understand the problems that Machine Builders will come up against at concept, design, prototyping, testing and field testing. That’s why we put the features and benefits into our products to help you achieve your machine goals.
Factories of the Future
From |This week’s blog is written by our guest blogger Michelle Richards, Marketing Executive- EPLAN.
With the next industrial revolution around the corner, highly intelligent connected systems are crucial in the transformation of traditional plants into smart factories.
The next industrial revolution, named Industry 4.0, is a high-tech strategy which has been adopted by the German government and now being introduced to the UK which promotes the computerisation of traditional industries such as manufacturing. The ultimate goal is to create intelligent factories that encompass cyber-physical production systems that combine communications, IT data and physical elements. Here, machines talk to products and other machines, objects deliver decision-critical data and information is processed and distributed in real time.
What’s free and can help reduce engineering costs in 2014?
From |Written by John Baverstock, Product Manager- Industrial Components
Why not download Clip Project “free of charge” software from our website and discover the benefits of the planning software for yourself.
Things you didn’t know Phoenix Contact can do…
From |Written by Andy Mills, Key Account Manager
Everyone knows Phoenix Contact has a vast range of products and solutions for most applications. However, there are a couple of things you may not have known Phoenix Contact does to help our customers…
Save time with Clip Project software
From |Written by: John Baverstock, Product Manager- Industrial Components
Clip project software can be used to easily configure terminal strips together with all DIN rail mountable Phoenix Contact products. Automatic generation of complete terminal strips can also be realised with the seamless interface to EPLAN and import facility from other CAE/CAD systems.