Repaired parts tested by Allen-Bradley 1785 PLC-5 Test System ICR’s electronic technicians repair Allen-Bradley’s 1785 PLC-5® controllers with the knowledge and expertise built up over years. Backed by an testing system custom built in-house by ICR’s engineering department, ICR technicians repair these plc controllers with ease. They follow a specific and detailed process highlighted by…Read more
ICR’s repairs Yaskawa and Motoman parts Extensive knowledge and use of the Motoman NX100 controller allows ICR to repair and test critical associated components, and parts. ICR engineers designed and built two test fixtures pairing the smaller size, arc welding robot with 3kg payload capacity Motoman SSA2000 and the larger, full sized HP165R robot with…Read more
In-house, engineer built PLC testing equipment ICR industrial engineers designed and built our Allen-Bradley GuardLogix testing evaluation stand. Once we receive parts from customers or prospective customer sites, ICR’s repair process begins with a thorough cleaning. If an evaluation is needed, technicians will comb over the part and determine the issues at play. Parts found…Read more
Restoring Allen-Bradley Micro800 Control Systems ICR’s testing system allows for verifying all repairs performed on the Micro800 series PLC controllers. The system was developed, designed and cutom-built in-house by our industrial engineering group. Our repair process includes a thorough cleaning to ensure operability after the procedure concludes. Technicians then replace any failed components featured within…Read more
Expanding markets Vestas, found in 1945, dipped their toes into the wind energy sector slowly with their first experimentation occurring in the late 1970’s. The first turbine prototype the company developed portrayed a giant egg whisk appearance. However, the experiment did not turn out the results needed to continue with the project. The experiment was…Read more
Robotic Integration=Cost-Savings Integrating industrial robots into your production facility is a wise choice and a significant step to achieving automation within your manufacturing facility. The cost-savings and uptick in production will free up previously dedicated resources and allow them to work on other high-valued applications. Once the robotic system integration is complete, how do the…Read more
