Established in 1933 and currently headed by President Yoshihito Yamada, Omron now has more than 37,000 employees in 36 countries working to provide products and services to customers in a variety of fields, including industrial automation, electronic component industries, and healthcare. The company is headquartered in Japan (Kyoto), Asia Pacific (Singapore), China (Hong Kong), Europe (Amsterdam), and the United States (Chicago). With annual sales of more than $7 billion, Omron was ranked 521st in the 2008 IW1000 World's Largest Manufacturers Industry of the Week.
Exhaustive range of 22 mm pushbuttons, emergency stops, selectors and signaling units, complemented by enclosures and a wide range of accessories. The main advantage is robustness and quick and easy installation, which guarantees profitability for our customers. The control and signaling elements are suitable for any
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Integrating into the EtherCat bus, NX Remotes are the perfect distributed input/output solution for NJ controllers. In addition to digital, analog and high-speed I/O modules, it includes a series of dedicated modules for applications that require time stamping, allowing manufacturers to improve the quality and production levels of their products.
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Machine controller with advanced motion functions for axis interpolation. Integrated EtherCat port for handling 4, 8, 16, 32 and up to 64 axes (depending on the CPU model). Motion, vision, logic and security all integrated in the same controller.
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The CP1H was designed to solve complex applications in a compact format PLC, with great capacity for expansion and flexibility in communications. Thanks to its dedicated I/O for fast processes and the processing speed of its CPU, it is ideal for automating small machines with a high degree of complexity.
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The whole Family in the same size from 5A to 90A, single phase. Great useful life: it supports 10 times the nominal current, which allows the protection fuse to act. LED indicator of operation. Ideal for resistive and inductive loads.
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