Featuring Frequency Inverters

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

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The frequency inverters feature X2X and POWERLINK interface.

B&R (Roswell, GA) expanded its drive technology product spectrum and is now featuring frequency inverters. All demands of machine manufacturing are met with performance levels of 0.18 - 500 kW. This is an addition to B&R's successful ACOPOS line of servo controllers, enabling them to supply a complete line of drive technology. Features include:

X2X and POWERLINK interface.
Fully integrated in Automation Studio.
Easy maintenance with all parameter saved in the CPU.
An optional regenerating unit.

For more information visit www.br-automation.com

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B&R Ind Automation
1325 N Meadow Pkwy/130, Roswell, GA 30076-3896

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