Tag Archive: specials

1. PCC Offers Total Integration Services

   November 18, 2015 10:24 am Leave a Comment

    

   

   Process Control is pleased to announce that it offers total integrated services, allowing for a number of great new advantages:

   • You can control and monitor all your PCC equipment on site from a centralized location, integrated with other systems from a single point of control.
   • You can collect data and trending information from a single location.
   • A more convenient location allows for SCADA and DCS screens with a better view of the process per screen.
   • These SCADA and DCS solutions are complete from bare metal, or you can add them on to your existing solutions.
   • These systems offer connectivity with your protocols: Modbus RTU and Modbus IP, Allen-Bradley E/IP and CIP, Profibus DP, Profinet
   • The integration can be done with your systems: Siemens WinCC, Wonderware, and GE Cimplicity

   New integration by PCC ensures familiarity with the equipment and the process. Now there is no need to rely on third party integrators who may not be as familiar with our product. You’re getting the most knowledgeable, most efficient support available.

   To find out more about our integration services, contact Process Control at sales@process-control.com or learn more about the complete systems Process Control has to offer.

2. Special Manifold Distribution Station in Production

   July 31, 2013 1:03 pm Leave a Comment

   

   Currently in production and shown above is a PCC manifold distribution station with forty-eight (48) pickups, featuring:

   • Twelve (12) horizontal rows by four (4) vertical columns outlet configuration
   • Equipped with quick disconnect male camlocks for fast material change
   • Material catch bin with drain
   • Heavy-duty stand design
   • Aluminum or stainless steel available
   • Other configurations and tube sizes available

   To discuss other PCC material handling solutions, please contact us at sales@process-control.com.

    

    

3. Special “Hopperless” Blender Design for Height Restrictions

   January 22, 2013 2:23 pm Leave a Comment

   For Guardian 2 batch blending applications with severe height restrictions, as typically seen when the blender is mounted directly to the processing machine, PCC offers a design without the material hoppers.  The top of the blender frame, with metering gates, allows for a custom adaption plate to provide connection to the material supply hoppers and loading equipment, typically mounted above on a mezzanine.

   

   This hopperless design is currently available on our 2.5, 5 and 12 kg G2 blender models.  This design feature helps outline PCC’s commitment to provide our customers custom engineered solutions to meet specific needs.

    

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4. Special Blenders Fitted with Regrind Hoppers and Touch Screen Enclosures Ready to Ship

   September 20, 2012 12:40 pm Leave a Comment

   Process Control is ready to ship out a special group of Guardian Series 2 gravimetric batch blenders with regrind feeders and touch screen controls. In total, there are eleven 5kgs equipped with regrind, one standard 5kg, and two 25kg Guardian Series 2 blenders.  All have the special touch screen control enclosure engineered for extreme ambient conditions.

   You can read more about these special blenders through these production updates!

   Blender Touch Screen Control Enclosure Engineered for Extreme Ambient Conditions

   Special 5kg G2 Blenders Going Through Production

   

   Line of blenders

   

   View of regrind hoppers

   

   Touch screen enclosure

   
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5. Blender Touch Screen Control Enclosure Engineered for Extreme Ambient Conditions

   August 14, 2012 3:05 pm 1 Comment

   Last month we gave an update on a special order of Guardian Series 2 Batch Blenders going through production.  As we continue to track their progress, we now find that the special touch screen enclosures are nearing completion.

   The enclosure for the touch screen control, mounted on each blender, has been engineered for extreme ambient conditions including 131 degrees F (55C), using a dual door concept and thermoelectric cooler. In addition, a remote touch screen panel with embedded windows operating system utilizing VNC and wireless technology, also equipped for high temperature conditions, will be remotely mounted and equipped to display and control up to eleven blenders, displaying up to four blender screen simultaneously.

   

   Special enclosure with thermoelectric cooler

6. Special Batch Blender with Real-Time Edge Trim Processing

   July 17, 2012 9:53 am Leave a Comment

   Process Control has a 25kg Guardian Series 2 Batch Blender going through production right now with special customized features.   The 6 element blender features innovative software to allow real-time edge trim processing with automatic regrind rate adjustment utilizing multiple material hopper proximity sensors.  The material hoppers are equipped with drains and quick disconnect couplings and access doors with safety interlocks.  The receivers feature oversized 12″ pull-out pellet screens for ease of maintenance and magnetic open/close switches with LED.

   

   Customized material hopper

    

7. Special 5kg G2 Batch Blenders Going Through Production

   July 10, 2012 10:58 am 2 Comments

   Process Control currently has 11 special 5kg Guardian Series 2 Batch Blenders going through production for a company in the Midwest, to be shipped late next month.  In addition to standard supply hoppers, these blenders have been fitted with regrind feeders equipped with horizontal cross-auger and AC drive for difficult to feed regrind material.  The blenders will also have special touch screen control panels with a 55°C rating, meaning  that the panels will be contained in an air conditioned enclosure in order to operate in extreme conditions.  Here are some pictures of the blenders in progress.   We will have an update with the special control panels in the coming weeks.

   

   Front view of blenders

   

   Back view of blenders