Siemens offers control and monitoring device for special environments

Published: 1-Mar-2016
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Simatic Inox Pro devices are suitable for use in hygienic production areas

The new Simatic Inox Pro fully-enclosed stainless steel HMI devices from Siemens feature an innovative protective enclosure suitable for use in hygienic production areas in the food, pharmaceutical and fine chemicals industries.

The thin, space-saving enclosure has a hygienic design based on DIN EN 1672-2 tested by the German Technical Inspectorate (TÜV) Rhineland/LGA.

Each device is equipped with a 19in widescreen analogue-resistive touch display with a novel sealing concept that has a moulded seal for better hygiene and a high degree of protection to IP66K (test with 10 bar water pressure and 100L water per minute at 25°C).

The enclosure can have either a top or bottom mounting for swing-arm or pedestal deployment.

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