Parker Hannifin at the SPS
Electrification of industrial processes
Parker Hannifin will be showcasing electromechanical, electro-pneumatic and electro-hydraulic innovations designed to make industrial applications more efficient and environmentally friendly.
This year, Parker is exhibiting together with three trade partners. In doing so, the company wants to emphasize its cross-technology, supra-regional network, which enables competent service, repair, technical support and system development expertise across the board. The companies Werner Krauter, ps antriebstechnik and Hefel adapt components from Parker Hannifin to customer requirements.
Electromechanical system forpressing and joining applications
One of the highlights of this year's SPS is the push-to-fit solution. Parker's electromechanical system for pressing and joining applications offers a reliable, energy-efficient and cost-effective solution for implementing complex processes in a simple and space-saving manner by combining standard products into an assembly.
Toothed belt-driven axes
Linear actuators from the HLR series are toothed belt-driven axes that offer a high load capacity in a small form factor. Their compact dimensions and good lifting capabilities make them ideal for use in standard industrial applications. With the HLR series, which is available with a wide range of accessories, multi-axis solutions (axis portals) can also be set up quickly and easily.
Easy connection to any control environment
With the new Dynamic Pneumatic Display, Parker presents a new solution comprising network, safety and diagnostic functions. It can be easily connected to any control environment via Ethernet and IO-Link. Users benefit from a reliable, power-compatible connection to safety devices with M12 cables as well as diagnostic and prognostic monitoring via network communication and the web. as
Hall 3, Stand C222
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