Solid-State Press Automation Control has color touch screen.
September 28, 2009 -
OSHA and ANSI compliant SSC-3000 solid-state press automation control system is available for part-revolution-clutch mechanical power presses. Rack-mounted modular control system comes with expandable options, allowing changes to be made, or features to be added or deleted as press requirements change. It includes power supply module and main CPU card, and is designed to hold 8 additional cards for expandable options.
Rockford, Illinois - Rockford Systems, Inc. provides a total solution when it comes to machine safeguarding systems in the workplace for metal-fabricating, metal-cutting, and robotic industries. An upgraded SSC-3000 solid-state press automation control system is now available for part-revolution mechanical power presses.
The SSC-3000 solid-state press automation control system has a larger, user-friendly color touch screen and is designed for use on part-revolution-clutch mechanical power presses. The SSC-3000 is a rack-mounted modular control system with expandable options. These expandable options permit changes to be made, or features to be added or deleted as press requirements change. The standard control rack is furnished with a power supply module and a main CPU card, and is designed to hold eight additional cards for expandable options. This state-of-the-art safeguarding system complies with OSHA and ANSI safety standards.
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Brian Andrews
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Phone: 800-922-7533 Company Information: Name: Rockford Systems, Inc. Address: 4620 Hydraulic Rd. City: Rockford State: IL ZIP: 61109 2695 Country: USA Phone: 800-922-7533 FAX: 815-874-6144 http://www.rockfordsystems.com
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