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PLC main control cabinet

Coordinates the confirmed line sequence, interlocks, commands and alarms. The values shown below come from the documented project team's 200 m³/day wall-panel and lightweight-block reference list and are not universal specifications. The 50 and 100 m³/day tables may show a different variant, dimension, quantity or listed power.

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PLC main control cabinet reference media from documented equipment records
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HDKZ1-001Reference model
1Quantity in 200 m³/day list
Included in electrical scopeListed unit power
01
ROLE IN THE LINE

Understand what connects before and after this equipment

Coordinates the confirmed line sequence, interlocks, commands and alarms.

UPSTREAM 01

Approved equipment and product scope

The upstream condition must be confirmed before this machine is selected.

THIS EQUIPMENT 02

Coordinate, support or position the process

Model, capacity and controls follow the confirmed process and production rhythm.

DOWNSTREAM 03

Documented operation and maintenance

The next stage must accept the same output, movement and cycle time.

02
REFERENCE SPECIFICATIONS

Values recorded in the 200 m³/day reference list

These values identify the uploaded 200 m³/day configuration. If you arrived from the 50 or 100 m³/day table, use that capacity page's row as its own reference. Do not use any row as a fixed quotation or guarantee.

200 m³/day wall-panel and lightweight-block reference configuration
No.EquipmentModelDimensionsQty.Unit powerListed total
4-1 PLC main control cabinet HDKZ1-001 1300 × 1100 × 400 mm 1 Included in electrical scope Included in electrical scope
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SELECTION INPUTS

Confirm four inputs before choosing the delivered model

01

Product & dimensions

Block or panel type, billet dimensions, finished size, density and strength target.

02

Material or medium

Raw-material behaviour, slurry or foam condition, product condition and cleaning requirements.

03

Line rhythm

Batch time, mould cycle, cutting rhythm, transfer method, shifts and planned output.

04

Factory & utilities

Available space, voltage, frequency, water, air, foundations, access and maintenance clearances.

04
CONNECTED REFERENCE

See this machine inside the complete reference configuration

50 m³/day 01

Entry CLC capacity table

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 100 m³/day 02

Connected CLC capacity table

Check the exact model, dimension, quantity and power listed for this capacity.

 36 LISTED ITEMS 03

200 m³/day wall-panel and lightweight-block line

Review preparation, cutting, circulation, controls and tooling together.

 EQUIPMENT INDEX 04

All key line equipment

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BUYER QUESTIONS

Questions to answer before equipment selection

Are these specifications fixed for every project?+

No. They identify one the documented project team reference list. The delivered model, dimensions, power, quantity and functions follow the confirmed project scope.

Can this equipment be purchased for an existing line?+

It can be evaluated after the existing product, material, upstream and downstream equipment, controls, layout and bottleneck are documented.

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