LogiDrive – Cost reduction thanks to standardisation

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LogiDrive – Cost reduction thanks to standardisation

Different gear units and motor types, sizes, options and gear ratios often result in a large variety of drive versions – a considerable cost factor. NORD DRIVESYSTEMS answers to this concern with its LogiDrive standardised IE4 geared motor version to ensure optimised processes and reduced costs.

The LogiDrive drive unit from NORD DRIVERSYSTEMS consists of an IE4 synchronous motor, a two-stage helical bevel gear unit and a NORDAC LINK field distributor. These systems are highly efficient and thanks to Plug & Play technology, they are maintenance-friendly and result in a considerable reduction of spare part stock. The standardised geared motor variants are specially designed for intralogistics and airport technology with a compact design for space saving. It’s lightweight aluminium housing enables weight savings of up to 25%.

With a power rating of up to 5.5 kW, the inverter is equipped with a mains switch, a key switch to isolate the drive unit from the system controller and a direction selector switch for local installation mode. AS-i and all common fieldbus and industrial Ethernet interfaces can be integrated. With class IE4 motor efficiency and system efficiency to class IES2, the drive units achieve excellent overall efficiencies - especially in the partial load and speed range.

In addition, these units are equipped with the safety functions, STO and SS1, according to DIN EN61800-5-2 and DIN EN 60204-1 and have a high overload capacity. As the system for conveyor technology has a modular structure, all drive technology components can be serviced individually to reduce the service and maintenance costs associated with intralogistics.

LogiDrive drive technology is suitable for horizontal conveyors, inclined conveyors and vertical conveyors. Thanks to extensive certification, LogiDrive systems can be installed without problems, worldwide!

 

NORD DRIVESYSTEMS Company background

With more than 3,600 employees, NORD DRIVESYSTEMS has been developing, producing and selling drive technology for over 50 years now and is one of the global leaders of full-service providers in the industry. In addition to standard drives, NORD delivers application-specific concepts and solutions for special requirements such as energy-saving drives or explosion-protected systems. In financial year 2016, annual sales amounted to 560 million Euro. NORD now has subsidiaries and sales partners in 89 countries worldwide. The dense sales and service network guarantees optimal availability, enabling short delivery times and customer-oriented service. NORD produces a very diverse range of gear units for torques of 10 Nm up to over 250 kNm, provides electric motors in the power range of 0.12 kW to 1,000 kW and manufactures frequency inverters and the required power electronics of up to 160 kW. Inverter solutions are available for conventional control cabinet installations as well as for decentralised, fully-integrated drive units.

 

NORD Drivesystems Pty Ltd
18 Stoney Way
AUS-3013 Derrimut, Victoria
Australia
Vinod Pillai
Phone: +61 3 9394 0500
Fax: +61 3 9394 1525
vinod.pillai@nord.com

 

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rrose@positiv.co.com
+61 474 476 344

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