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Illinois-based manufacturer World Wide Fittings (WWF) supplier of steel and stainless hydraulic fittings for end users in construction, agriculture, and heavy equipment, identified the need to improve efficiency within their production processes. WWF automated some repetitive processes with the aid of a Mitsubishi Electric robot, freeing up staff to work on more complicated processes.

The high cost of energy in the manufacturing process led French manufacturer Tefal SAS, to implement ICONICS software suite. The solution handles data from multiple meters, transformers, disparate PLCs and manufacturing data. With its new ICONICS energy management solution, Tefal was now able to automatically accumulate energy consumption by equipment, area and site. The ICONICs software allows Tefal to obtain the insights they need to reduce energy consumption.

PGT, a pioneer manufacturer of impact resistant window and door industry, implemented ICONICS Productivity Analytics software ahead of a planned investment in capital. The software applied to critical production assets to analyze the Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) of the current plant generated insight into improvements in efficiency.

IPSUMM, a multi-divisional product development company, engineered a work cell using a Mitsubishi Electric 6-axis robot, capable of Quick switching among diverse manufacturing tasks, easy to reconfigure manufacturing capacity and scalable to reduce capital investment demands.

Hayley Manufacturing partnered with Mitsubishi Electric Automation to develop an innovative packing solution using Mitsubishi Electric six-axis robots. The system inserts cardboard top pads into produce boxes, enhancing productivity and reducing reliance on manual labour. This innovation promises long-term adaptability and reliability compared to traditional mechanical inserters.

MELSEC Q Series catalogue covering CPU, Data Logging, CCi-Link IE, connection to BACnet and MODBUS/TCP, Process Control, I/O modules and software.

The MELSEC iQ-R Series has been developed from the ground up based on common problems faced by customers and rationalizing them into seven key areas: Productivity, Engineering, Maintenance, Quality, Connectivity, Security and Compatibility.

Mitsubishi Electric Nagoya Works used ICONICS GENESIS64™ SCADA software to streamline energy infrastructure management. Real-time visualisation and remote access improved efficiency, reducing downtime and enabling remote work during COVID-19. It saved costs and positions the software for future sustainability goals.

Oveview of the ICONICS suite of products.

Working with system integrator LED Elektronika Ltd., the Autocesta Zagreb-Macelj Ltd., part of a highway network in the Republic of Croatia located in the European traffic corridor connecting Croatian motorways with European motorway networks, was able to enhance the existing PrecisionX SCADA system on top of the ICONICS GENESIS64 SCADA.

Meir, a suburb in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, is home to a 284-meter-long road tunnel on the A50, a major trunk road running almost 100 miles from Warrington to Leicester. The heavily congested district connects Uttoxeter, Nottingham and the East Midlands with Stoke-on-Trent and the M6 Motorway, the UK’s longest, possibly busiest, non-stop motorway.

Needing to facilitate expansion of the already large metro, including three lines and 34 stations, Rome Metro S.p.A. looked to ICONICS HMI/SCADA software to enable monitoring and controlling of the entire Metro from a centralized location.