Lenze exhibit highlights smooth
interaction of centralized and decentralized drive
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Lenze: Intralogistic drive
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With its material flow exhibit at MATERIAL HANDLIN21XX,
Lenze is set to demonstrate how centralized and
decentralized drive solutions can be seamlessly and
efficiently interlinked in typical intralogistics
processes. The practical, real-life application scenario
provided by the specialist in drive and automation
technology depicts various options – centralized or
decentralized – for horizontal and vertical
materials handling technology.
The exhibit shows Lenze's range of solutions for
intralogistics, with various, precisely matched motor
and gearbox combinations offering an insight into the
company's comprehensive portfolio of products. High
energy efficiency of the application is achieved by the
precise design and the use of high efficiency
components.
Lenze's uniformly scaled, wide range of inverters can be
seen in action here – from simple switch-off
positioning, all the way up to highly dynamic and exact
point-to-point positioning using a position table stored
in the inverter. All inverters employ soft start and
soft stop for gentle material transport. The Inverter
Drives 8400 thereby offer the right solution space for
any task – both for control cabinets and decentralized
designs. For example, the decentralized inverter 8400
protec is a robust unit with high degree of protection
that also comes with positioning control, including
encoder evaluation. And if the requirements in terms of
dynamics and precision are even greater, the servo
inverters in Lenze's 9400
Servo Drives range can be
seamlessly, easily and conveniently integrated in the
machine network.
The "VFC eco" mode of the Inverter Drives 8400
represents a particular highlight in terms of energy
efficiency, adjusting the magnetizing current of a motor
intelligently to actual requirements. This is important,
since three-phase AC motors often supply a higher
magnetizing current than the operating conditions
actually require – particularly in partial load
operation, such as in horizontal materials handling
systems. Compared with conventional solutions, the "VFC
eco" mode allows energy savings of up to 30% to be
achieved, particularly in the partial load range.
The showcase is automated with Lenze's I/O System 1000
and a command station with visualization using VisiWin-
NET® software. With this setup, Lenze also underlines
its expertise in lean, powerful automation systems.
For further information contact:
Lenze SE
P.O. Box 10 13 52
D-31763 Hameln (Germany)
Press Contact:
Julia Schierholz
Phone: +49 (0) 51 54 82-16 08
Fax: +49 (0) 51 54 82-16 05
Email: Schierholzj@Lenze.de
Web:
http://www.Lenze.com
