Conveyors

Materials handling is a very demanding sector: Mass in motion generates vibration and oscillations that propagate to other parts of the system.
To always keep things moving, these components must be resistant to shock, vibration and oscillation. Quick installation and reliability over time do not necessarily have to be a contradiction of terms, thanks to WAGO CAGE CLAMP®.

WAGO connecting technology in packaging machines

Kallfass has been developing packaging machines for more than 40 years now and sells these machines on international markets. The company must have shock-proof and matinenance-free connecting technology implemented in their machines to ensure long-term continuous and fault-free operation. And to accomplishs this, Kallfass has placed their trust in WAGO rail-mounted terminal blocks.

The WAGO I/O SYSTEM in the beverage industry

The new filling system from Bionade Abfüll GmbH consists of components from many manufacturers. The WAGO I/O SYSTEM ensures smooth cooperation among these components.

WAGO products used in packaging machines

The machine manufacturer Heino Ilsemann needs, above all, compact systems for their machines that can be controlled locally. That is why Ilsemann uses the fieldbus-independent WAGO-I/O System 750.

WAGO connecting technology used by Fischer

Even when buzz words such as "embedded systems" or "IPC" dominate forums for switching station design and construction, electrical connection technology still continues to form the basis for reliable control system. And there are always new innovations in this sector, too, such as spring clamp terminal blocks for conductor cross sections up to 95 mm². A closer look at the machines in the Fischer machine plant illustrates the wide spectrum of modern control cabinet design. Fischer uses WAGO rail-mounted terminal blocks and connectors in their products.

Optimal advanced technology at BMW

Conveyor technology places unique demands on fieldbus connections. Large supply and discharge quantities are often scattered kilometers apart in various small groupings.