The Bluemark E.Card UV inkjet printer from Phoenix Contact sets new standards in industrial identification. It delivers efficient material processing, low-maintenance printing technology, and optimal print results on plastic and metal card materials.
In tune with the trade fair motto “Shaping the Future with Technology”, Phoenix Contact will be showcasing its products and solutions for the challenges of the future at the Hannover Messe from March 31 to April 4
Phoenix Contact offers comprehensive solutions for professional identification in building infrastructure. Different marking technologies, intuitive software, a broad range of materials, and comprehensive services can significantly simplify workflows
The clipx Engineer engineering software from Phoenix Contact optimizes data consistency from the circuit diagram to the finished control cabinet. The new clipx Engineer assemble worker assistance software is designed for the assembly process of terminal strips.
The Thermomark Prime 2.0 mobile thermal transfer printer from Phoenix Contact can be used in a wide range of applications. The compact device is suitable for central use in a marking cell as well as for marking directly in the application environment. This enables the efficient and flexible design of workflows and offers a huge advantage, especially in large systems.
With the new E.Fox S 10 automatic stripping device from Phoenix Contact, wires are stripped easily and efficiently with consistently high-quality results. Its special V-shaped blades cover a cross-section range from 0.08 to 10 mm². With the optional flat blade, it processes flat-ribbon cables up to a width of 7.6 mm.
Time savings of up to 70 percent can be achieved with the Thermomark E.Vario thermal transfer roll printer from Phoenix Contact. The applicator is part of the new Thermomark E series.
There is considerable potential for increasing efficiency in wire preparation and processing. Up to 30 percent of the working time in control cabinet building is spent on marking processes alone.
With the new firmware 3.20, new Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) functions are available for the managed TSN switches from Phoenix Contact.
The detectable and highly resistant identification solutions from Phoenix Contact ensure a high level of safety in the food and beverage industry.
The clipx Engineer software provides increased efficiency. Time and effort in the design process can be reduced through the use of prefabricated projects.
With the new Thermomark E Series product family, Phoenix Contact is providing a new solution for simple and efficient industrial identification. For the first time, the system automatically combines the printing and application of markings in one process step, thus achieving time savings of 60 percent compared with carrying out the work steps manually.
The Crimpfox Vario 4S crimping tool from Phoenix Contact ensures reliable processing of insulated, uninsulated, and TWIN ferrules.
The optimised interfaces to popular CAE programs in the Project complete planning and marking software from Phoenix Contact enable data from electrical planning to be integrated with a click of the mouse. The corresponding terminal strip is configured automatically.
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The “marking system” app from Phoenix Contact provides a quick and easy way for users to find appropriate marking solutions for any requirement, create markings, and print them on a compatible Phoenix Contact printer.
The new handy Thermomark GO thermal transfer printer from Phoenix Contact allows you to create markings flexibly, anywhere, and at any time.
As you already know, the Hannover Messe 2020 has been cancelled and Drives and Controls 2020 has been postponed. But we still want to meet up – digitally!
The new WMS-OT HF marking sleeves from Phoenix Contact with large openings enable you to quickly and easily push markings onto cables or conductors.
In industrial control cabinet manufacturing, processes still feature a large number of manual steps.