How an Aging PLC System Can Increase Risk Across Industrial Operations PLC (programmable logic controller) systems form the backbone of industrial automation, controlling processes that directly impact uptime, safety, and production output. Because these systems are designed for long service lives, many remain in operation well beyond their original lifecycle expectations. Over time, aging PLC...
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The right control system can transform material handling safety from a regulatory hurdle into a true operational advantage. In this guide, you’ll discover how OSCO Controls delivers next-level safety in control systems, compliance, and innovation through every phase of your operation.
PLCs have become the backbone of modern industrial automation and are pivotal in driving the overall transition to intelligent manufacturing. Today, we’re taking a closer look at how PLCs enable the implementation of smart factory processes and their significance in the Industry 4.0 era.
Founded in 1992, OSCO Controls has become one of the fastest-growing providers of industrial control panels. During that time, the industry has evolved significantly with the adoption of advanced technologies. And while OSCO continues to innovate in response to the needs of our customers and partners, our primary focus remains the same; delivering the safest control panels on the market.
As your warehouse grows, it’s crucial to streamline your equipment’s programming across the board. A custom and well-designed Human-Machine Interface (HMI) can reduce operating costs, downtime, make it easier to maintain equipment, and provide more transparency throughout your organization.
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and Programmable Automation Controllers (PACs) have a lot of similarities in how they are used in manufacturing automation. They each provide the programming logic behind controlling processes to boost productivity and they both are highly reliable. Here at OSCO, we determine what is best to use based on the application and its complexities, and future capabilities that maybe needed.