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MAGAZINE: March 2010
A New Era of Manufacturing
A New Era of Manufacturing
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Case Application: CC-Link Helps T&L Automatics Increase Manufacturing Output and Export Precision

May 1st, 2009
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Content Type See how CC-Link's networking help improve the output of T&L Automatics' machining centers in order to export more of their parts.
Significant Wiring Reduction

By utilizing CC-Link networking, over 25,000 feet of wiring was eliminated per machine. Prior to this retrofit, broken, loose and shorted wires were a significant source of problems and downtime.

Diagnosing machine mechanical problems and adding new I/O points is far easier and much faster due to CC-Link networking which connects the remote I/O stations to the Mitsubishi Q-Series automation controller and GOT operator interfaces.

Multi-axis, high-precision machining is delivered by Mitsubishi C64 CNC controllers that are connected to the Q-Series controller via CC-Link.


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