Requirements such as torque, energy efficiency and starting torque cannot be simultaneously optimised using conventional technology. Smart drives for horizontal conveying systems solve this dilemma, while reducing the number of variants and engineering effort required in control cabinets and for cabling.
| EVF9322-EV |
| EVF9323-EV |
| EVF9324-EVV |
| EVF9325-EV |
| EVF9326-EV |
| EVF9327-EV |
| EVF9327-EVV |
The market for materials handling technology is in a state of flux. The trend towards defined start-stop ramps and international energy efficiency regulations for 400V technology are placing greater demands on modern drives. For the foreseeable future, therefore, conveyor drives will mainly be electronically controlled, but many of the solutions currently available cannot meet the specific requirements of materials handling technology. At the same time, their increasing complexity contradicts the requirements of OEMs, who want to reduce the time and effort required for dimensioning, design and installation in order to shorten project times.
