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PLC process control

The PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) is an indispensable concept within the process and manufacturing industry. A PLC is specifically designed to control processes and machines. Like a PC, the PLC comprises a processor, memory, software and an ability to communicate, but differs from a PC in that it is designed to survive in a rugged industrial work environment. The PLC receives data from the sensors connected to it (input), processes this data and generates a specific output instruction or signal for production processes or machines based on pre-programmed parameters. For example, a PLC can not only monitor and register machine productivity or the production temperature, but also automatically start and stop processes or generate alarms when machine faults occur.
 

As an expert in programming and installing process controls, Hellebrekers is intimately familiar with and supports various brands of PLC. We also program the HMIs required and supply PLCs equipped with Safety technology.