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Factory Automation, Industrial Control and more
999 Automation is Europe’s fastest-growing on-line specialist industrial automation supplier. 999 Automation provides 24 hour availability from UK stock of control and automation products from 50 manufacturers including Schneider Electric, Mitsubishi Electric, Omron, Sick, SMC and many more. From controllers to connectors, from robots to relays 999 Automation solutions from the market leaders.

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The new Altivar variable speed drives are a lot more than your average inverter. They deliver smart information directly to you so that you can make informed decisions wherever you might be. These Altivar drive will help to increase your businesses efficiency including process and asset optimization, and energy management savings.
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The Mitsubishi GX Works3 engineering software is sometimes considered a fundamental part of the control system in addition to the hardware components. We have the GX Works3 on special offer for a limited time, save a massive £671.00 today.
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New Mitsubishi FX5U safety extension modules...
Published on 01/09/20

Mitsubishi Electric has strengthened its compact PLC series with the addition of two new FX5U safety extension modules. The modules allow users to create a compact, integrated safety system by connecting a safety extension module to a PLC...
Read More...Condition monitoring system cuts unplanned...
Published on 16/08/20

Avoiding unplanned downtime of rotating machinery is an important tool for improving productivity for manufacturers. Modern VSD have offer a wide range of protective functions to protect both the drive and connected motor. Adding a condition...
Read More...Experiences of edge computing driving business...
Published on 04/08/20

It is hardly surprising that the Internet of Things (IoT) is changing manufacturing and impacting on business continuity. The digitisation of industrial processes means that previously inaccessible data is now collected, stored and analysed. But...
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