MitsUKDMA012
31 January 2012
The revolution in hand drying has cranked up a gear, with the launch of a new model of Mitsubishi Electric’s Jet Towel, the original high speed, low energy dryer.
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MitsUKDMA001
24 January 2012
The number of robots in UK factories and production plants is growing at an unprecedented rate as the manufacturing sector prepares for an ever-more competitive and globalised future. A seminar organised by Mitsubishi Electric, Cognex Vision and the British Automation and Robot Association looked at developments in the field.
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MitsDMA157
24 January 2012
31 compact RV-2SDB industrial robots from Mitsubishi Electric were put through their paces at the recent WorldSkills international skills event held in London. Integrated into modular production systems (MPS) from Festo Didactic, a global market leader in industry-oriented training and vocational education and long-standing partner of Mitsubishi Electric, they were deployed in the ‘Mechatronics’ and ‘Mobile Robotics’ competitions.
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MitsDMA152
23 January 2012
The 7th annual European Manufacturing Strategies (EMS) Summit proved highly successful for Mitsubishi Electric Europe, with the company and its e-F@ctory Alliance partners hosting panel discussions and keynote speeches while demonstrating innovative solutions in areas such as energy, enterprise connectivity, manufacturing processes, networking and SCADA.
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MitsDMA145
17 January 2012
Systems designers, who prefer the flexibility of PC based control, have previously had to choose between industrial PCs or embedded microcontrollers for their bespoke automation control systems now have a third option: Mitsubishi Electric’s C-language controller.
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MitsDMA146
06 January 2012
Mitsubishi Electric’s MELSERVO MR-J3-A series servo drives can now be EtherCAT ready, with a new communications module that delivers increased speed and performance for demanding motion control and other automation applications. High speed and deterministic, EtherCAT is a leading industrial Ethernet network for multi-axis servo machine control, reducing transmission overhead in applications that combine large numbers of drives, I/O and other devices.
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MitsUKDMA008
06 January 2012
The Jet Towel high performance hand dryer from Mitsubishi Electric has been registered for the government’s Enhanced Capital Allowances (ECAs), so will improve users’ cash flow through accelerated tax relief.
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MitsDMA95
04 January 2012
Mitsubishi Electric and SAP Research have formalised their existing working relationship, with Mitsubishi Electric becoming a core partner of the Future Factory Initiative of SAP Research Dresden.
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MitsUKDMA002
21 December 2011
Scarborough’s Firmac is leading the resurgent UK manufacturing industry by exporting an innovative modular duct forming and stacking machine. The system has been developed with the first UK use of the Mitsubishi MR-MQ100 single axis motion controller to be used on a 1500mm flying shear, to Oman.
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MitsDMA135
21 December 2011
Lars Ekelund has joined Mitsubishi Electric Europe, Factory Automation European Business Group as the new Business Development Manager for Scandinavia. Lars will provide a vital link between Mitsubishi Electric’s European Factory Automation business and Beijer Electronic Automation which acts as partner for Mitsubishi Electric automation products in Scandinavia and developing business in new untapped markets in Scandinavia for Mitsubishi Electric.
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MitsDMA144
20 December 2011
Mitsubishi Electric has expanded its MELSEC L-Series range of positioning modules with the new Simple Motion Module, enabling advanced motion control functions such as positioning, speed control, torque control, cam control, synchronous control and mark detection to be realised easily with just simple parameter settings and a sequence program accredited to IEC 6M3N-3 standard.
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MitsDMA154
08 December 2011
HMS Industrial Networks has recently joined Mitsubishi Electric Europe’s e-F@ctory Alliance as a new partner. HMS is able to provide a fast low-cost solution for interconnecting Mitsubishi automation devices via a wide range of standardised industrial networks, while ensuring the secure exchange of data between those devices, in the form of its “Anybus” gateways, protocol converters and wireless solutions.
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MitsDMA155
08 December 2011
Brussels & Ratingen, November 22nd 2011–Mitsubishi Electric Europe and eWON announce together that eWON has joined the e-F@ctory Alliance with Mitsubishi Electric to offer easy and secure remote access solutions, across both broadband & mobile Internet.
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MitsDMA156
02 December 2011
On 25th of October 2011 Mitsubishi Electric opened the renewed Factory Automation Center Showroom in Balice. This innovative exposition & education center is unique in Poland.
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Mits1109yrs
30 November 2011
Mitsubishi Electric is celebrating 30 years of manufacturing variable speed drives. With unit sales of over 15 million frequency inverters worldwide, the company is one the world’s largest producers by volume, reflecting the quality of the products and the trust that customers place in the company. Frequently in-use 24 hours a day, every day, Mitsubishi Electric inverters are constantly proving their high levels of reliability, flexibility, functionality and cost-effectiveness around the world.
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MitsDMA122
29 November 2011
Mitsubishi Electric has launched a new rack-free, modular PLC, packed with built in features to bridge the gap between the compact MELSEC FX PLC and the iQ platform high performance modular Process Automation Controller (PAC). The new MELSEC L Series controller boasts all the power of a QnUDE Ethernet-embedded Universal Q CPU, but with the compact design and easy expansion of the FX.
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Mits1107iqw2
24 November 2011
As automation systems get more sophisticated, so the development and maintenance of the disparate components and production lines becomes more complex. Now Mitsubishi Electric has addressed the problem, with an alternative approach to automation system design that reduces engineering time, effort and costs, and helps to bring down total cost of ownership.
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Mits1110g4s
17 November 2011
Security and facilities group G4S is making its global headquarters building in Crawley, West Sussex, a demonstration site for green and ecological initiatives, with its first step being the installation of low energy Mitsubishi Electric Jet Towel hand dryers throughout the building.
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MitsDMA119
07 November 2011
Mitsubishi Electric has added two new models to its HF-JP series of high speed, low inertia motors designed for demanding machine applications. The new 7kW and 9kW models complete the HF-JP range, which now extends from 500W up to 15kW, providing engineers with the ideal motors for building compact, high efficiency, high speed machines.
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Mits1107iqw1
03 November 2011
Mitsubishi Electric has launched the MELSOFT iQ Works integrated engineering suite to provide a unified engineering environment for all automation system development and maintenance. iQ Works provides a universal tool for PLC, HMI, drives, servo, motion, robotics and CNC programming, providing an application focus where users can develop and maintain complete production lines from a single location.
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Mits1109ama
27 October 2011
Amaechi Oduah has joined Mitsubishi Electric Automation Systems Division to head up its marketing and communications activities.
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MitsDMA151-Benelux
21 October 2011
Ruud Wildschut has taken up a new appointment with Mitsubishi Electric as Business Development Manager for the Benelux countries, effective from 1st of October 2011. Ruud will provide a vital link between Mitsubishi Electric’s European Factory Automation business and its Benelux partners: Esco, Hiflex, Imtech and Koning & Hartman which act as distribution partners for Mitsubishi Electric factory automation products such as PLCs, Inverters, GOTs, Servos, Robots and LVS in the Benelux countries.
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MitsDMA151
19 October 2011
Ruud Wildschut has taken up a new appointment with Mitsubishi Electric as Business Development Manager for the Benelux countries, effective from 1st of October 2011. Ruud will provide a vital link between Mitsubishi Electric’s European Factory Automation business and its Benelux partners: Esco, Hiflex, Imtech and Koning & Hartman which act as distribution partners for Mitsubishi Electric factory automation products such as PLCs, Inverters, GOTs, Servos, Robots and LVS in the Benelux countries.
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Mits1109bara
13 October 2011
A newly announced scheme to provide government funding for the automation of industrial processes needs to be carefully managed so that a nationwide strategy of continuous reinvestment develops. This is essential if the UK is to rebuild its manufacturing sector into a cornerstone of the economy.
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MitsDMA142
29 September 2011
Mitsubishi Electric Europe enjoyed a highly successful EMO Exhibition at Hannover in September, demonstrating market leading manufacturing technology and presenting innovative energy management solutions. In particular, the company demonstrated how, by combining production, quality and energy management, manufacturers can maximise their productivity and reduce their costs, so increasing both profit and competitiveness.
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Mits1107qwd
27 September 2011
Mitsubishi Jet Towel hand dryers are helping a progressive independent girls’ school maintain its commitment to bettering the environment wherever possible.
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MitsDMA141
23 September 2011
Mitsubishi Electric Factory Automation continues its dynamic expansion in the Central Eastern European market place with the signing of a comprehensive Distribution Agreement with newly established Slovenian joint venture company, INEA RBT d.o.o, on the 19th of September 2011.
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MitsDMA118
20 September 2011
The FX, System Q and C Controller product ranges from Mitsubishi Electric now all support the Weihenstephan data acquisition and communication standards.
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Mits1107map
15 September 2011
With a working life of years if not decades, a typical integrated SCADA system is subject to many ongoing alterations and upgrades, making it difficult to maintain consistency and integrity. Now Mitsubishi Adroit Process Suite (MAPS) SCADA packages offer a way to minimise these hidden and unpredictable costs.
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MitsDMA120
09 September 2011
As energy costs spiral ever upwards, companies of all sizes are looking to manage their energy uses by optimising the efficiency of their plant. Realising that successfully optimising energy usage depends on complete transparency throughout the enterprise, Mitsubishi Electric has introduced the Energy Control Pack (ECP).
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MitsDMA111
06 September 2011
EPLAN users can now import electrical wiring data for Mitsubishi Electric modular PLCs and servo/motion products into their CAE (Computer-aided engineering) projects directly from the EPLAN Data Portal.
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MitsDMA121
25 August 2011
Mitsubishi Electric and the e-F@ctory Alliance, are the official event sponsors for the 2011 European Manufacturing Strategies (EMS) Summit, held in Düsseldorf, Germany from 17-19 October. Mitsubishi will be building an e-F@ctory Village within the main event, while the e-F@ctory Alliance will be running two important panel discussions – one on asset management focusing on leading edge energy management systems, and the other on shop floor cyber security.
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Mits1103nrg
25 August 2011
Big cost and energy saving are possible throughout business, commerce, industry and public services, but they are achieved with ‘little and often’ gains rather than in one big sweep. Fawn Litchfield of Mitsubishi Electric explains how organisations can make 100-1000 small savings every day with Jet Towel hand dryers.
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MitsDMA110a
23 August 2011
Currently the e-F@ctory Alliance covers over 20 different partners across areas including communications, electrical power solutions, enclosures and fittings, enterprise connection, data connectivity, manufacturing process, programming, SCADA and vision systems.
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MitsDMA110
16 August 2011
Under the e-F@ctory Alliance, Mitsubishi Electric has created partnerships with other best-in-class suppliers to bring users the most comprehensive solutions available and deliver access to the widest possible expertise in any given area.
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Mits1107saf2
16 August 2011
The popular E700 series inverter from Mitsubishi Electric is now available with a safe torque off input, eliminating the need for a redundant contactor in installations seeking compliance with EN954-1 Cat.3 and IEC60204-1 Stop Category 0. The safe torque off version of the E700 is denoted by the characters “SC” after the ampere rating in the model number.
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MitsDMA124
02 August 2011
At this year’s EMO (19.-24. September in Hannover) Mitsubishi Electric will present an innovative Energy Solution for Advanced Factories of the Future. It will be shown in practice in a live application combining Mitsubishi’s business areas Factory Automation (CNCs, PLCs, Laser and Eroding machines) Airconditioning and Photovoltaic with regard to their total energy consumption and management.
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Mits1106stx
02 August 2011
Stuxnet has given us a wakeup call and we now need to take a fresh approach to how data is transferred and managed within all industrial control systems,” says Chris Evans of Mitsubishi Electric.
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Mits1107hkn
25 July 2011
The Suffolk coastal resort of Southwold is booming as the ‘staycation’ becomes the holiday of choice for many British families. One of its most popular attractions is the refurbished pier which, thanks to Mitsubishi controllers and a truly original-thinking engineer, combines Edwardian elegance with surreal amusements.
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MitsDMA1106win
19 July 2011
Mitsubishi provided sophisticated modern drive and control equipment to WMH Automation UK so it could develop a servo-based system that irons out the inaccuracies of batter pumping for a frozen food manufacturer. The system consisted of a 10 axis J3 servo drive arrangement, with each axis linked to Mitsubishi's high-speed SSC motion control network. Nine of the axes are dedicated to the depositors, each driving 32 pump chambers. The servos are each programmed with a map of known volume to be dispensed and the required number of rotations can be calculated depending on the required product settings.
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MitsDMA103
21 June 2011
With over 30 years of expertise in variable speed drives development, there are few companies better placed than Mitsubishi Electric to translate market requirements into effective solutions or to drive trends in motor control. The company has sold more than 14 million frequency inverters worldwide, reflecting the quality of the products and the trust that customers place in the company. Frequently in-use 24 hours a day, every day, Mitsubishi Electric inverters are proving their high levels of reliability, flexibility, functionality and cost-effectiveness around the world.
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Mits-1106sem
13 June 2011
Three energy specialists have come together to run seminars in Livingstone and Newcastle exploring the potential for harnessing the impact of new and pending legislation.
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MitsDMA102
18 May 2011
Mitsubishi Electric has introduced a next generation compact inverter that takes the concept of integrated safety to the next level. The successor to the popular FR-E700 inverter, the new FR-E700SC-EC provides the same power and versatility but with upgraded safety functionality, including integrated Safe Torque Off (STO) functionality and a new safety terminal block.
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MitsDMA112
07 April 2011
Following a successful launch of the Mitsubishi Adroit Process Suite (MAPS) at the SPS/IPC/Drives fair in November 2010, Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V. and e-F@ctory partner Adroit Technologies have announced a further deepening of the relationship, Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V. having acquired a 14.9% share in its South African based partner on 31st March 2011.
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MitsDMA95
14 January 2011
Mitsubishi Electric and SAP Research have formalised their existing working relationship, with Mitsubishi Electric becoming a core partner of the Future Factory Initiative of SAP Research Dresden.
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MitsDMA97
08 December 2010
Only available in French
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MitsDMA94
02 December 2010
Mitsubishi Electric Factory Automation has now introduced its highly innovative EU based System Integrator programme to Poland.
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MitsDMA93
30 November 2010
Mitsubishi Electric and e-F@ctory partner Adroit Technologies have addressed the shortcomings of traditional PLC-SCADA integration tools with Mitsubishi Adroit Process Suite (MAPS). This complete automation life-cycle engineering tool offers value to the engineering and integration phases of a project. It also extends the integrity of the ‘as delivered’ solution and offers customers the ability to handle the normal extensions and maintenance of any automation solution.
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MitsDMA92
30 November 2010
Mitsubishi Electric has launched a new ceiling mounted SCARA robot as a high performance, cost-effective alternative to Spider robots for anyone looking to boost productivity on critical production lines. The RH-3S combines high speed operation and wide area coverage with a compact design.
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MitsDMA90
30 November 2010
Mitsubishi Electric has launched the new MELSOFT iQ Works Software Suite. iQ Works addresses the challenge in engineering develop and efficiently maintain advanced production lines over the whole product life cycle.
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MitsDMA89
30 November 2010
Modern manufacturing processes rely as much on physical automation as it does on communications protocols to integrate production in to a seemless process. However, communication to higher level business systems still remains fragmented as layers of PCs and systems need to be navigated to finally deliver data at the companies ERP or MES center.
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MitsDMA88
30 November 2010
Traditionally implementing effective batch control systems has meant a PC-based installation coupled within the real-time control loop often communicating to the shop floor controller via OPC, but there are inherent programming, integration and security issues around such an installation, as well as the lack of robustness of PCs on the plant floor.
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MitsDMA87
26 October 2010
At this year’s SPS/IPC/Drives exhibition, automation specialist Mitsubishi Electric is extending again its e-F@ctory concept with a host of new products designed to boost productivity and open up enterprise.
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MitsDMA83
27 September 2010
Dedicated Mitsubishi CNC controllers, presentation of the new M70V series and high productivity, energy efficient solutions for multi-axis machines and multi-axis lathes. - Visit us at BIMU 5 to 9 October in Milano Hall 11 - Stand G29
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MitsDMA74
21 September 2010
Turkish sheet metal machines manufacturer Akyapak Machinery, Mitsubishi Electric, and its local distributor, GTS, have partnered to deliver an optimised control solution using Mitsubishi’s unique iQ Platform, for Akyapak’s new ADM series of CNC- controlled multi-axis drilling machine machines.
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MitsDMA79
21 September 2010
Mitsubishi Electric is highlighting its partner support services at MOTEK 2010, aimed at helping European companies that are seeking to penetrate and grow their businesses in the highly lucrative ASIAN packaging market.
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MitsDMA82
03 September 2010
Intensive cooperation with MPDV Mikrolab GmbH, Germany’s leader in discrete Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) results in a joint go-to-market partnership to help manufacturers define their future automation roadmap.
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MitsDMA81
02 September 2010
2nd September 2010, Ratingen; Germany. Mitsubishi Electric Europe expands the reach of its new Laser Processing business unit, based in Germany, with the announcement of its new distributor, Atlas CNC Makina Tic. Ltd.Sti. in Turkey.
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MitsDMA78
01 September 2010
Ratingen, 1st September 2010. Mitsubishi Electric is using the 2010 MOTEK international trade fair to say a unique thank you to German customers for its MELSEC FX PLC, via a special promotion to celebrate the company’s outstanding achievement in reaching the landmark of 10-million FX PLC units sold worldwide.
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MitsDMA80
26 August 2010
Ratingen, 26.08.2010. Der Automatisierungsmarkt rund um das Meer ist anspruchsvoll. Nachgefragt werden modernste Technik, größte Flexibilität, weltweite Verfügbarkeit, international anerkannte Produkte und Zertifizierungen.
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MitsDMA76
19 August 2010
Mitsubishi Electric is exhibiting its latest automation solutions for improving efficiency at the world’s leading trade fair for water, sewage, waste and raw materials management. The company’s joint stand with long-standing partner, KH Automation Projects, offers visitors a host of new developments, commencing with KH Automation’s process control system, and extending, via Mitsubishi Electric’s automation platform, to special solutions for water management, such as the Aqua Control Pack.
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MitsDMA75
09 August 2010
At this year’s Motek in Stuttgart, Mitsubishi Electric, the innovative supplier of system components and solutions, will be focussing on the growth markets of CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) and life science. By designing products which meet market requirements, the Japanese automation experts enable significant increases in flexibility and productivity in both production and applications.
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MitsDMA73
06 August 2010
Mitsubishi Electric has made history in the global PLC market, by manufacturing and shipping its 10-millionth MELSEC FX PLC. Launched in 1981, the FX revolutionised the PLC market, taking it into another dimension, by delivering - in a compact package - performance and flexibility that were previously the exclusive domain of larger control systems.
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MitsDMA69
08 June 2010
Ratingen, 8th June 2010. The combination of advanced sensor technology and real-time control has opened-up new areas of application in industrial robotics, which go far beyond simple assembly and handling tasks.
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MitsDMA68
08 June 2010
The MELFA RV-2SDB from Mitsubishi Electric is a compact, high speed, high functionality robot with a 2kg (max. 3kg) load carrying capacity and cycle times as short as 0.6 seconds.
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MitsDMA70
08 June 2010
Automatica 2010 will see Mitsubishi Electric introduce a number of innovations to the robot industry. Firstly, a brand new compact robot will be launched; the MELFA RV-2SDB high-speed, high functionality robot will be on show for the first time in Europe.
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MitsDMA61
26 April 2010
The new FR-A741 inverter range from Mitsubishi Electric has won a top prize at the ‘Electrical Engineering, Energy and Resource Saving’ exhibition held every year at the impressive International Exhibition Business Centre Krasnoyarsk city in Siberia Russia.
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MitsDMA65
01 April 2010
Mitsubishi Electric Europe has announced that its controller and HMI product line will now be covered as standard by a 3 year extended warranty, giving users ultimate peace of mind. The warranty covers the company’s Alpha, FX, System Q and iQ Platform controllers, plus the GOT range of HMIs, when purchased from authorized distributors in the European market.
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MitsDMA63
04 March 2010
Friday 5th March 2010, Ratingen; Germany. Mitsubishi Electric Europe has announced the creation of a new Laser Processing business organization in Germany, building on a growing market share and reflecting the success of innovative laser processing technologies.
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MitsDMA60
23 November 2009
Ratingen, 24 November 2009. The latest addition to Mitsubishi Electric’s powerful FR-A700 line of frequency inverters is a particularly energy-efficient solution for high-end mechanical and plant engineering drive applications.
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MitsDMA59
23 November 2009
Ratingen, 24 November 2009 – The new GT16 family extends the high-end range of Mitsubishi Electric’s already comprehensive GOT1000 series of operation terminals, adding functionality for applications in the process industry. Available in versions with display widths from 8.4” to 15” (diagonal), the graphical touchscreen GT16 units integrate seamlessly in automation networks.
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MitsDMA58
23 November 2009
Ratingen, 24 November 2009. Mitsubishi Electric has added yet another attractive product to its growing line of safety solutions for industrial automation: A compact safety controller for small and medium scale applications. Developed in collaboration with SICK AG, the MELSEC WS powered by SICK has a modular architecture and meets the most exacting international safety standards.
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MitsDMA57
23 November 2009
Ratingen, 24 November 2009. Mitsubishi Electric announces the addition of a range of new base units with 24-volt power supplies for its line of MELSEC FX3G compact controllers, which are used primarily in small mechanical and plant engi-neering applications.
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MitsDMA56
23 November 2009
Ratingen, 24 November 2009. Mitsubishi Electric has added a powerful new multi-axis model to its line of independent motion controllers for factory automation applications. The new controller can handle complex motion sequences with up to 16 axes simultaneously.
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MitsDMA55
23 November 2009
Ratingen, 24 November 2009. Continuing its drive to expand its portfolio of integrated MES technologies for factory and build-ing services automation, Mitsubishi Electric has now introduced a versatile new data logger module for use with its modular controllers.
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MitsDMA45
20 November 2009
New partnerships announced by Mitsubishi Electric are helping to develop the e-F@ctory concept - extending the boundaries of data use beyond factory automation.
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MitsDMA47
20 November 2009
Schad GmbH has joined Mitsubishi Electric’s e-F@ctory Alliance partnership scheme, with a cutting edge application that links Mitsubishi’s FX Series PLC’s to a BlackBerry ® handset, via its “Extend 7000” mobile SCADA framework.
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MitsDMA48
20 November 2009
Birdstep Technology’s Raima Division is a new member of the Mitsubishi Electric e-F@ctory Alliance partnership ecosystem providing embedded database technology to run on the iQ Platform’s C Controller CPU.
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MitsDMA46
20 November 2009
Mitsubishi Electric has announced a new software solution, developed by expert system integrator ubigrate, that allows real-time data transfer between Mitsubishi automation hardware and SAP® software solutions.
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MitsDMA50
20 November 2009
With the addition of remote telemetry specialist Control Microsystems Inc (CMI) to its automation partnership scheme, Mitsubishi Electric can now offer a complete control and automation suite tailored to meet the specific requirements of the water industry, helping to boost efficiency and availability.
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MitsDMA51
20 November 2009
Mitsubishi Electric is helping to bring open automation technology to a wider audience by supporting CoDeSys (Controller Development System) on its System Q C controller. CoDeSys provides an independent development environment for programming controller applications according to the IEC 61131-3 standard.
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MitsDMA52
20 November 2009
Extending its proven e-F@ctory Alliance initiative, Mitsubishi Electric can now offer its MES Interface IT module with SAP connectivity, allowing Mitsubishi automation controllers to link directly to an SAP system without the need for any additional intermediate PC hardware*.
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MitsDMA33
19 August 2009
Mitsubishi Electric has just added another new member to its MELSEC FX3 series of compact controllers. Designed spe-cially for the needs smaller mechanical and plant engineering automation applications, the FX3G is fast, reliable and eco-nomical and allows flexible configuration with expansion, special function and network modules.
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MitsDMA41
19 August 2009
Fashion company Per Una has proven that it is possible to enjoy runaway commercial success whilst simultaneously making major strides to curtail carbon emissions.
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MitsDMA40
19 August 2009
Mitsubishi Electric has secured its position as the most dynamic automation supplier in Poland and Central Eastern Europe with the acquisition of MPL Technology Sp z o.o. and MPL Tech Group Sp z o.o..
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MitsDMA31
19 August 2009
Everyone purchasing one of the new GOT1050 and GOT1055 small touch screen HMIs from Mitsubishi Electric can now take advantage of the benefits of the “My First GOT” offer. By registering their product online at www.my-first-GOT.com, customers will receive a free download of the GT Designer 2 screen design software, a significant value.
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MitsDMA35
19 August 2009
The new FR-A741 inverter range from Mitsubishi Electric has an integrated Regeneration braking function that conserves energy and reduces costs in high torque applications such as hoists, lifts, winders, conveyors, testing machines and centrifugal separators.
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MitsDMA37
19 August 2009
A powerful new single-axis motion controller enhances Mitsubishi Electric’s highly-dynamic servo drives for machine automation. Designed for demanding movement sequences on single-axis systems, the new controller supports synchronisation of the drive system with any other processes. It is an attractively-priced solution for many common drive tasks, for example in the packaging industry.
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MitsDMA36
12 August 2009
With so many automation technologies now regarded as commodities, barely distinguishable even in price, are there any real differentiators any more? Mitsubishi Electric argues that astute buyers need to consider a new factor: stability
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MitsDMA34
12 August 2009
Environmental Manufacturing can deliver more than just energy saving, Mitsubishi Electric takes a holistic, but practical approach to satisfy today’s requirements to cut waste and improve efficiency.
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MitsDMA32
12 August 2009
As Mitsubishi Electric celebrates three decades in Europe, much has changed, in terms of both automation technology and the markets the company serves.
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MitsDMA27
12 August 2009
Mitsubishi Electric announces the launch of the FR-D700 and FR-E700 series, which add entry-level and mid-range models to the company’s new generation of frequency inverter drives for factory automation and building services.
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MitsDMA30
12 August 2009
Mitsubishi Electric has added two new entry-level models to its GOT1000 series of HMI control terminals. The two touch-screen control units with 5.7” displays round off the upper end of the GT10 product family, which is designed for standard industrial and building services automation tasks. The compact control units deliver powerful visualisation functions for these applications at a very attractive price. Users with more demanding control terminal and visualisation needs can choose models from the GT11 and GT15 families, which are available with diagonal screen widths of up to 15”.
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MitsDMA28
12 August 2009
New efficiency gains for Mitsubishi’s FR-D700 drive are combined with individual on-line support and intelligent energy saving program features, plus the ability to predict the maintenance requirements of its major components.
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MitsDMA29
12 August 2009
Ever more stringent demands for production quality and fast delivery, continuing cost pressures and shorter product cycles are all increasing the need for efficient and flexible factory automation solutions. Mitsubishi Electric has introduced the new iQ platform: In a class of its own worldwide, this highly-integrated controller concept is designed specifically for the needs of factory automation.
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MitsDMA24
12 August 2009
Russian Railways have decided to comprehensively automate the processes at their rolling stock service facilities to achieve a significant increase in productivity, starting with the works in Magnitogorsk. After completion of the modernisation project the works can now maintain and repair 3,000 more rail cars per year than in the past.
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MitsDMA26
12 August 2009
Mitsubishi Electric unifies factory data interchange for the next generation of automation using its e-F@ctory solution.
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MitsDMA27
12 August 2009
Mitsubishi Electric announces the launch of the FR-D700 and FR-E700 series, which add entry-level and mid-range models to the company’s new generation of frequency inverter drives for factory automation and building services.
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MitsDMA25
11 August 2009
A student and tutor from one of the Czech Republic’s leading technical universities have won a prestigious Mitsubishi Electric technology prize for automation solutions.
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MitsDMA18
11 August 2009
Mitsubishi Electric Spain has developed three automation packages to optimise the performance, flexibility and throughput of flow pack machines. The packages, for Low/Medium, Medium/High and Ultra-High production flow pack machines, integrate the benefits of Mitsubishi Electric’s AC drives, servo systems, PLCs, motion controllers, HMI’s, virtual software and - in the case of Ultra High production machines – vertical robots, to provide machine users with the maximum flexibility in operation, maximum throughput and repeatability in operation.
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MitsDMA22
11 August 2009
A student and tutor from Poland’s leading technical institute of further education have won a prestigious Mitsubishi Electric technology prize for automation solutions.
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MitsDMA12
11 August 2009
There can be no doubt that industrial robots have become essential tools in helping to build manufacturing competitiveness in an increasingly demanding global econ-omy. Unlike even the most skilled and dedicated workers, industrial robots can work tirelessly 24/7 on assembly lines without any loss of performance.
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MitsDMA07
11 August 2009
Prague, 10 May 2007. Mitsubishi Electric has consolidated its investment in the Czech Republic - and in the Central European region generally - with the opening of a new Factory Automation Centre in Prague, on May 11th 2007.
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MitsDMA05
11 August 2009
Mitsubishi Electric has strengthened its ability to provide leading-edge factory automation solutions to the Czech Republic, with the appointment of B:TECH as its second local automation partner.
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