PLC Programming Services:



TOP 5 PLC Major Players IN THE WORLD




ABB Ltd.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation- JAPAN

Schneider Electric SE

Schneider(Twido soft)
French
1836 founded
185 years old!!!!


Rockwell Automation, Inc.

Rockwell Automation, an American company who also took over the Allen-Bradley brand of PLCs.
Siemens AG





Siemens, a German multinational conglomerate company.



The PLC programming service is done by well-experienced Team Leaders, each with more than ten years of control systems experience of various systems, industries and third party systems.








The PLC is also commonly used in civil applications such as in washing machines and for controlling traffic signals and elevators. They are used in many industries to monitor and control production processes and building systems.











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We provide services to major brands of PLC's like

Siemens (Simatic Manager, TIA Portal, S7-200/300/400, PCS7) germany
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Allen Bradley(Control Studio, Control logix, Compact logix, Micro logix)

Allen-Bradley is the brand-name of a line of factory automation equipment, today owned by Rockwell Automation.

ABB is a global leader in power and automation technologies [SIZE=14]founded in 1883.

ABB. 139 years of innovation { 2022}





Since its foundation in 1883, ASEA also followed a path of innovation, making early advances in three-phase generators,
motors and transformers. ASEA built and commissioned entire nuclear plants and recognized early on the potential of robotics
– introducing its first industrial robot in 1974.


ABB(Codesys) Swiss

ABB, together with its predecessor companies, has a history of innovation excellence stretching back more than 130 years.


ABB Ltd ( formerly ASEA Brown Boveri, is a Swedish–Swiss multinational corporation headquartered in Zürich, Switzerland,operating mainly in robotics, power, heavy electrical equipment, and automation technology areas.

It is ranked 341st in the Fortune Global 500 list of 2018 and has been a global Fortune 500 company for 24 years.


Omron (CX-One) (Japan)
Mitsubishi (GX Developer) (japan)
Keyence (japan)





Fanuc
6954 tokyo stock exchange



Ge fanuc automation
Fanuc
General electric
Joint venture



Delta(WPL)
Taiwan
1971 years founded
2308
TWSE






List of programmable logic controller (PLC) manufacturers (Not to be confused with power-line communication):

ABB, a Swiss multinational company have been providing a wide variety of Power Line Carrier equipment for many years. Current equipment such as such as ETL600.


Alstom, a French multinational company (Since 2015, part of General Electric).


B&R Industrial Automation, Austrian PLC manufacturer / Global center for machine and factory automation within the ABB Group.

Bosch Rexroth, a German company for drive and control technologies, including industrial controls.

Delta, A Taiwan-based company.

Devolo, a German company specializing in the development of communications devices for private consumers and industrial applications.

Eaton Corporation, American multinational corporation.

Echelon, an American company which designs control networks.

Festo, a German company specializing in pneumatic products

General Electric, an American company.

IDEC Corporation, a Japan-based automation and control products manufacturer.

Ilevo, Schneider Electric subsidiary.

Insteon, a home automation technology

Keyence Corporation, a Japanese company that developed automation products.

Koyo Electronics Corporation Limited, a Japanese company that manufactured DirectLogic PLC brand.

LSIS, a South Korean company in the power distribution and automation industry, renamed from LG Industrial Systems in 2005.

Marvell Technology Group, a producer of storage, communications and consumer semiconductor products.

Maxim Integrated Products, an American, publicly traded company that designs, manufactures, and sells analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits.

Mitsubishi, a group of autonomous Japanese multinational companies.

Motorola, a telecommunications company based in Schaumburg, Illinois.

Omron, an electronics company based in Kyoto, Japan.

Panasonic, a Japanese multinational electronics corporation manufacturing NAiS brand PLC.

Phoenix Contact, a German company manufacturing automation and control products.

Pilz, a German manufacturer, specialised in safety applications.



Schneider Electric, a French manufacturer.

SiConnect, was a powerline communications technology business.

Siemens, a German multinational conglomerate company.

SPiDCOM, a French PLC chipset developer.

Thomson SA, a French multinational corporation.

Unitronics Launched the worlds first All-in-One controller, an integrated HMI+ PLC with on-board I/Os.

WAGO Kontakttechnik, a German company that manufacture the electrical components.




Yaskawa

Japan

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Feb 11 2022, 01:10 PM

Do what

TS spam advertising here?

NO


these company is all billions revenue...

if i post toyota vios ,means i am toyota boss?

Only have slight experience in programming mitsubishi and rockwell plc. The rest tak pernah.

Ladder programming logic is similar for Japanese brands such as Mitsubishi, Omron n Keyence. Just different in shortcut key. European brands may have complicated programming thus not so many programmers.

abb also complicated???

Thanks, TS. I miss this.

Thanks for the info, I have screenshot for future reference. You posted engineering stuffs here, many won't understand despite they are using these products daily without noticing. Perhaps you should add some tetek curvy ahmoi photos then they'll approve

This post has been edited by jayraptor: Aug 23 2020, 07:42 PM

kek

I got an antivirus warning for untrusted cert from www.4qubetechnologies.com

TS, please dont link pictures from other people website.

aBB not so complicated. It's just our local programmer lazy to use non Japanese brand once they familiar with it.
You do automation/ programming?

Tetek TS ialah....

Keyence, Fanuc very old already.
Last I sold Fanuc at 30,000 don't even remember it is 2 years ago, now it is like 18k only.
TS live in gua for the last 5 years.

/k is for spam. If you serious about this engineering controller thing, not here.

Not about complicated or easy.

But more on the local market is using which wan more. Some sector using more on this brand and sector on other brand. Ex, automotive sec use Mitsubishi more.

keyence n fanuc have a very advance controller. Ahead of many controller.

Price not cheap.

When you use it???

i think nearly all plc can be programmed by ladder.
europeans prefer instruction list, which look more like assembly language.

toyopuc lol

when it comes to abb plc, i only know about ac500 series, which uses codesys. for some, codesys is just different from japanese brand. rexroth can be more complicating.

What is that?

Another brand?

Mitsubishi good? We have an old machine with Mitsubishi servo amplifier which kept going faulty after 1year+. It doesn't use a PLC though.

Servo pack is it? That use to control the servo motor.

Not a Plc controller.

So which are the best brand in terms of pricing and reliability

It is an old model machine and it wasn't using a PLC. I'm just asking about Mitsubishi reliability since our machine servo can't last.

Most of the newer machinery nowadays comes with PLC instead of their custom board (which sucks since we're not given manuals and when the seller ended their business, we have no choice but to convert the machine to PLC).

It depend on the cost. Plc is not cheap. So some manufacturing look for others cheaper controller. Specially mass produce.

I look for Plc is wan cheaper and less I/O.

PLC is meant to be expensive... it's generating dollar for you...

suddenly got a technical thread in /k, ayam quite suprised

I know Siemens..
Omron is a PLC brand? ayam tot of dat blood pressure test machine lol

Omron have industries and consumer category.

Omron plc is very long in Malaysia.

Actually there are a lot of eu/us brands used here in malaysia. And a lot of programmers too.

I can say, most of oil n gas site ive been to, dominated by rockwell plc. Second is siemens. Typically, one big platform can have 30 - 50 eu/us plc units.

This post has been edited by viole: Aug 23 2020, 10:44 PM

mainly used by toyota factories

Actually what is difference between PLC and PXI (NI and some other companies )

Some SI like use PXI as well

Very big??

Yes. Is a very big manufacturing company.

It also use in proton and perodua plant.

Mainly Mitsubishi robot arm for welding.

PXI is a derivative of PCI... just another type of communication bus... it's not an actual PLC...

been used Mitsubishi Melsec on my previous workplace.
Now using Siemens Simatic.
The logic programming are all about the same, just the communication protocols are different. Like siemens is simaticnet, mitsubishi is melsecnet.

There is some changing in Plc way of arrange, group and new instruction in some more advance controller.

The latest more advance communication protocol link is mechatrolink.

I would say this is just another communication protocol created by another company.
I did search through google. It is just similar to simaticnet and melsecnet, just different name created by different company.
I have to say although similar, they are not compatible with each other.

Some Plc adopt this mechatrolink. Like Keyence, Omron etc. in more advance and expensive Plc range.

Some have it own communication protocol.

There are different each other.

The advance is, how much data can it carry in a single cable. And the length without error.

They adopted it might because of it is open source.
The data transfer specifications one, you can go search other protocol at google. You can see the similarities.
At the end of day, it depends on your client/system provider want to use which brand. All will get the job done.

It is not open source. Those Plc maker adopt such link require to pay the license.

I was explain the different protocol by the communication protocol maker back many yrs ago.

Some client specific the Plc brand want to use as they more familiar with it. Those not specific will decide by the maker. And some have no choice because of it more advance controller that for high tech mc.

Well, that's what wikipedia told me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MECHATROLINK
I never used it though, so I dont know.
Anyway, based on my experience, Japanese company will using Mitsubishi, Europe company will using Siemens.
Local company will just use any systems provided by supplier.

Which one is cheaper?

what product of your company manufacture???

My company use festo

Germany brand

Do you know this brand??

I only know it as pneumatic parts.

BTW I seldom use any brand PLC. Only for simple cheap mc.

Normaly choose a more advance PLC to use.

When you build a plant/factory, the plc system actually is only tiny faction of your total cost. It's all about familiarity of the brand from the end user. If end user never used the brand before, they have to trained to use it.

schneider ftw.
keep on Firmware update walao

I know when you search in google. At least you know something.

Now it already in ver. 3. Mechatrolink III. Faster speed of data transfer.

Many claim, Malaysia use more Omron for Japan brand. And Seimens for EU. I not sure.

Are you engineer???

are you engineer?

Not an engineer.

Low level SPM leaver, blow water here only.

We do not manufacture anything. More towards steel processing like cutting. Some of the machines we had are quite old though.

yes why?

im not much into automation my company cheapo i need help see abit of automation

Why tag ayam?

Sorry. Don't no why you're in there.

Oil n gas dominated by European brands coz they have explosion proof plc. We can't use non ex-proof certified instruments on hazardous area. Check out local mfg industries..

i never been to local mfg industry. always oil and gas. and ive seen only less than 10 japanese plc units like omron throughout my career.

Omron have ex proof plc?
Damn I always want to go into o&g. Local mfg is just too cheap.

I'm maincon I deal with Schneider & ABB direct

i believe so.

anyway, not all plc need to be ex proof in oil and gas. because we mount it inside ex proof panel.

and normally plc is not located in zone 2 (consider dangerous in oil and gas, the lesser the number, more dangerous the area). its always in safe zone like in a room, or zone 3.

so yeah. ex proof plc, is not the major deciding factor. but the brand familiarity is. and of course, the price.

that is why rockwell plc and siemens plc are the top brands here in malaysia waters.

Got ARC report to share?

In my industry (minyak goreng), mostly using Siemens...s7-400 sometimes AB. If too big, go up one step to DCS system which majority loves yokogawa or Emerson delta v

what is the industry?

You know how to repair??

are you engineer?

Pm

what is arc report?

not E&I though, just a yamcha engineer haha


erm i just know the surface

mitsubishi good

Anyone buy china laerning box?

ima prefer keyence

i like keyence, omron and siemens

PLC means Pian Lieng Chien?
Pian = Cheap
Lieng = Good
Chien = Great

Why no yaskawa

Ayam more used to simatic (siemens).

Are you dealing with plc job daily?

got sell. never installs any plc

are you salesman?

true. supply ind spare partz

Mostly malaysia use what brand of plc the most?

HP use Allen-Bradley

Do you work at hp manufacturing plant?

among clients got mitsubishi shihlin siemen delta fuji panasonic
i n00b lvl

Are you in semiconductor indistry?

aniyo. i electrical spare part shop. not doing small electronic at all.

low yat got spy here??

What brand most expensive?

Is it the software come with the plc together?
In dvd?

Suddenly got many threads related to manufacturing this morning.

Y'all managers and supervisors got long Deepavali weekend ah? lol

You using Yaskawa?

Yaskawa is more advance with motion control.

more than siemens?

Nope. Basically i'm more towards end user. Involved in quite number of projects which require plc.

No more PLC when an Industrial uC is so cheap now.

Much easier to program, more powerful and much cheaper as well.

what brand??

Many place still use plc