Innovation 4.0: Smart Manufacturing at Officina Meccanica Schiatti Angelo s.r.l.

Date: 22 March 2019

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Date: 22 March 2019

Programmable Logic Control: also known as PLC, it’s the user-friendly interface used by SCHIATTI in the whole line of Double edging machines both for the flat edge and pencil edge.

Data flow, pieces of information, mechanical components and productive systems are getting more and more digitalised and interconnected thanks to innovative electrical control panels designed and used to control mechanical equipment. But that’s not all.

Technological innovation pushes for the creation of devices provided with versatile and performing software which are used in every industrial sector, even with barcode readers.

With the introduction of the PLC, SCHIATTI has met quickly the needs of the Industry 4.0.

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