The CU30 is used as a sequence controller for handheld and fixtured screwdriving systems. The feeding of fasteners is controlled also via the CU30. Its extensibility provides for high performance; a dedicated flexible PLC and pneumatic system are integrated. The CU30 allows you to control almost all screwdriving systems, feed systems, press-fitting and insertion systems. Profibus, ProfiNet and Digital IO can be used as bus systems.
WEBER integrates a sorter vibration control on the CU30 for frequency and amplitude control of the feeding unit. The compact sequence control is available either with 3-, 5-, or 7-fold valve bank. External valve banks can be added as options. WEBER provides the CU30 with a touch screen. This can be optionally installed externally.
| CU30 | |
|---|---|
| Supply | 100-230 V, Type: IEC connection with L, N, PE, 230 V ± 10% / 50 – 60 Hz |
| E-safety class | Safety class 1 (L, N, PE) |
| Power input | Average 40 Watt |
| Weight | 13,5 kg |
| Compressed air supply | 6 bar / 0,6 MPa |
| Dimensions | 364 / 226 / 287 mm (H / W / D, without plug) |
| Safety class | IP30 |
| Technical changes reserved. | Technical changes reserved. |
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