Product Description

Industries all over the world have experienced major changes in the last few decades. The development of computer technologies and electronics has had a major effect on the machinery used for most industrial processes, with better electronics and controllability allowing them to be much more accurate and efficient at their jobs. One of the biggest industries to emerge as an output of such technological advancements is automation. From basic equipment to high-tech industrial grade setups, there is no machine that has not been tweaked for automation purposes in recent years. A leading brand in the motion control segment of this industry is Indramat, which boasts a wide range of products including servomotors and drive controllers. Its products are trusted by engineers across the globe owing to their durability and flexibility in terms of application.

Since 2001, Indramat’s product line has been marketed under the name of Bosch Rexroth. This commercial giant enjoys a great reputation among consumers of motion control products and general household electronics, and is well known for its research initiatives.

The DKC03.3 Drive Controller by Indramat from its ECODRIVE03 projects is an elite motion control unit that sports impressive technology and demandable features. This cost-effective drive is a combined unit for a variety of Indramat motors and it is available to customers in 40A, 100A, and 200A units. The DKC03.3-LK-PBK02 is an option card that is available to buyers at the time they purchase an ECODRIVE03 drive controller. It means that the controller would be following the Profibus-DP protocol while communicating with the motion actuators it is managing. With this commands module, engineers can avail the benefits of an accurate rapid-response motion system on their floor. The DKC03.3-LK-PBK02 Option Card by Indramat is designed to complement your ECODRIVE03 drive controller and is surely your gateway to enhanced productivity! This product is available from Wake Industrial with a one-year warranty period.