igus D1 motor control with certified PROFINET

Friday, 04 July, 2025 | Supplied by: Treotham Automation Pty Ltd

igus increases the flexibility of its D1 motor control, which designers use for electric linear drives, handling systems and robot axes.

It is now possible to integrate the D1 seamlessly and quickly into higher-level control systems from Siemens, Beckhoff, Wago and other manufacturers using Siemens-certified PROFINET — without time-consuming and complicated adaptations.

This extended connectivity is designed to increase the performance and efficiency of automation processes.

Online: www.treotham.com.au
Phone: 1300 65 75 64

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