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PLC & Control Panels
PLC batching, SCADA screens and electronic control panels that run hammer mills, mixers, conveyors, pellet mills, coolers and packing from one place.
- PLC + SCADA
- Automation
- Installation & spares
24/7
Continuous operation
PLC + SCADA
Batching & control
24/7
Continuous operation
Modular I/O
Easy expansion
Real-time
Monitoring & alarms
Working Principle
The PLC receives signals from sensors and input devices, processes them through a programmed logic sequence and sends accurate output commands to motors, valves, actuators and other equipment. Batching follows your formula automatically, with live plant status on the operator screen.
Key features
- High-speed processing for smooth automation
- Reliable in heat, dust and vibration
- Modular I/O for easy expansion
- Real-time monitoring and fault detection
- Smart safety alarms and interlocks
- Low power consumption
Technical Data
Figures from the SEMZON catalogue. Our engineers confirm the final model for your product and capacity.
| Function | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| Recipe batching | Ingredients are weighed automatically to your formula, with batch printing |
| Interlocks | Machines start and stop in the correct sequence |
| Fault detection | Alarms show where and why a fault occurred |
| Modular I/O | New machines can be added later |
| Mimic panel / SCADA | Operators see the live status of the whole plant |
Where It Is Used
Often Used Together
Common
Questions
Straight answers to the questions our engineers hear most about the PLC & Control Panels.
Still have questions?
Talk directly with our engineering team for a tailored consultation.
What does a PLC control panel cost?
It depends on the number of motors, scales and machines to control and the level of automation (MCC only, PLC batching or full SCADA). Send us your machine list and we will quote.
Can you automate an existing feed mill?
Send us your machine list and layout. Our engineers will propose a control system for upgrading the plant.
Which programming languages are used?
Standard industrial languages: ladder logic, function block and structured text.
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