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News Release from: Turck
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 13 October 2006
New Turck Network I/O Catalogue
Turck's new Network I/O catalogue combines nine other catalogues and brochures to bring you the first-ever comprehensive compilation of Turck network I/O products.
Turck's new Network I/O catalogue combines nine other catalogues and brochures to bring you the first-ever comprehensive compilation of Turck network I/O products The 590-page catalogue introduces many new products that have never before been offered in a Turck catalogue
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 12 Aug 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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The catalogue demonstrates Turck's ability to fulfill all I/O needs, regardless of the application.
It encompasses all Turck I/O families and accessories, including:.
* BL67: The most flexible enclosure-less remote I/O system available on the market.
* BL20: In the panel remote I/O system for AC and 24 V signals: digital, analogue and serial.
* AIM: Extremely rugged I/O with a 50G vibration rating and a - 40 to 70C temperature range.
* FDN20: I/O specifically designed for small panels and push buttons.
* piconet: Extremely compact enclosure-less I/O system.
* excom: Intrinsically safe remote I/O system.
Turck's I/O families are compatible with major network protocols, such as DeviceNet, Ethernet, Profibus-DP, AS-Interface and CANopen.
The Network I/O catalogue is designed for ease of use, with drawings, pin-outs, data tables and part numbers all on one page.
Selection guides and detailed product descriptions precede each catalogue section.
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