Control Panel
At SIGMA Equipment, our team is here to help you find the right equipment to match your specific material-handling needs. Whether you’re looking for a single machine or a full system, we can guide you to the right control panel and support your project with shop services that make it easier to upgrade or build a new production line.
Rittal TS8452.600 Stainless Steel Bayed Enclosure System
Used Rittal Control Cabinet with: Model: TS8452.600 Product range: TS IP rating: IP55 Baying cabinet dimensions Width: 24 inches Height: 79 inches Depth: 24 inches Stainless steel...
Rittal TS8451.600 Stainless Steel Bayed Enclosure System
Used Rittal Control Cabinet with: Model: TS8451.600 Two doors Product range: TS IP rating: IP55 Baying Cabinet Dimensions Width: 47 inches Depth: 24 inches Height: 79 inches Stainless...
Pillar Mk-20 20kW Induction Heater
Used Pillar Mk-20 20KW induction heater with: Power range:oi 2.5 kW - 20 kW Frequency: 50 kHz - 450 kHz Mofset transistor modules 95% conversion efficiency Single main control board 95...
Schneider Electric Industrial Control Panel, 460 Voltage
Used Schneider Electric Industrial Control Panel with: Voltage: 460 voltage Electrical phase: 3 Frequency: 60 hertz Amperage: 1030 amperage Enclosure type: 12 Field wiring: Cu 75 DEG C Max...
Cutler-Hammer Unitrol Section Control Center
Used Cutler Hammer Section Control Center with: Electrical requirements: Voltage: 480 Frequency: 60 hertz Phase: 3 Wire: 3 Control volts: 120 voltage Vertical bus: 600 amperage Horizontal...
Square D Co. HVL Load Current Interrupter Switch 2
Used Square D Co. HVL Load Current Interrupter Switch 2 with: Rated maximum voltage: 15 kV Impulse withstand (BIL): 95 kV Normal frequency withstand: 36 kV Frequency: 60 hertz Continuous...
About Control Panels
Control panels contain motor drives, PLCs, relays, and other computer components that controls the functions of the equipment. This type of equipment is built specifically for a machine. A control panel houses electrical components, and includes input and output terminals to wire the electrical components together. The outputs typically are connected to valves or lights that are mounted elsewhere on the machine. The inputs are often connected to photo eyes and other sensors.
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