Accelerating your process with Lenze solutions

Digital transformation in the design and development of machines is the principal path that Lenze takes, states the company. “We make automation as simple and efficient as possible, and already offer a continuous tool chain for users’ entire engineering process, with end-to-end solutions, clear interfaces and the use of standards."

You can see exactly how it manages that process in the video above.

What the company offers, it points out, is hardware, software and digital solutions from a single source. “Our integrated and open automation system, comprising hardware, software, engineering services and digital services offers the right solutions for smart factory machines and plants.”

Planning

Are you designing a new generation of machines or would you like to further develop an existing concept? “We will show you how you can use the digital twin, virtual commissioning and a modular software toolbox for a wide range of applications to make your entire engineering process consistently efficient and take into account aspects of functional safety technology right from the start,” adds Lenze.

Implementation

Machine builders and machine operators need modern and future-oriented concepts! “We present solutions for machine visualisation with optimal ‘user experience’, as well as open system solutions in a scalable automation platform. Smart servo axes take over motion control with IIoT functions and decentralised inverters solve corresponding use cases in harsh environments. And we also have energy-efficient drive solutions to saving energy in the industry.”

Operation

Permanently safe, with a comprehensive overview, no matter where you are, is the Lenze pledge. The requirements for the operation of machines and plants are high, it states. “We offer you possibilities to easily keep an eye on the ‘state of health’, with condition monitoring as well as solutions for remote service and remote maintenance. We rely on devices that merge IT and OT worlds and digital service concepts, such as asset management, autotuning, web-based visualisation and virtual commissioning.”