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  • First model: LC-18VA Milling Machine

    First model: LC-18VA Milling Machine with X,Y digital readout

      First model: LC-18VA Milling Machine Approximate overall dimension: 69"L x 67"W x 90"H Weight: 2,900 lbs Voltage: 600V, 3-Phase Motor: 600V Induction motor, 3-phase, 60Hz, 3HP, 1720 RPM, Type EFC Variable speed w...

      $4,020 USD
      Toronto, Canada
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      Brankamp Process Monitors

      Brankamp Process Monitors

      • Manufacturer: BRANKAMP

      Equipped With Process Monitors For use with: Single & Double Blow Cold Headers Multi-Die Blow Headers -- Rotary Header Multi-Station Headers -- Boltmakers Suitable for Failure Detection of: Tool Breakage Turned P...

      Vaughan, Canada
    • Rack Mount Locking Storage Drawer

      Rack Mount Locking Storage Drawer

        RDRW Series Load rated up to 145 lbs (66 kg) Features Constructed of 14 and 16 gauge steel. Includes front plastic pull handle locking mechanism. The inside drawer width is 16.12" wide. Complete drawer with slide...

        Guelph, Canada

      Overview

      Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) are user interfaces or dashboards that connect an operator to a machine, system, or device. They are commonly used in industrial settings to control and monitor machinery, providing real-time data and functionality to ensure efficient operation.

      FAQ

      What factors should I consider when purchasing an HMI?

      Consider the compatibility with existing systems, screen size and resolution, ease of use, and the range of features offered. It's also important to check the manufacturer's support and update policies.

      How can I ensure my HMI is shipped safely?

      Ensure the HMI is packaged securely with adequate padding. Use a trustworthy shipping service with experience in handling delicate electronic equipment.

      What maintenance is required for an HMI?

      Regularly clean the screen and ensure the software is up-to-date. Periodically check connections and cables for wear and tear, and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for any specific maintenance requirements.