In part 4 of our Asset Management series, Brad Freeman is joined by Rich Haugg of Rockwell Automation to discuss Repair and Remanufacturing services, focusing on both quality and cost savings. Resources: Remanufacturing Services information Remanufacturing Overview Video TRC Technical and Support Team Contact Info https://blog.reynoldsonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Episode-15-Asset-Part-4-Repair-and-Remanufacturing.mp3 Credits: Episode Producer and Host… Brad Freeman Guest Panelist… … Continue reading Asset Management Part 4: Repair and Remanufacturing
SLC 500 to CompactLogix 5380 Control System Migration
Modern technology helps you stay ahead with better performance and greater efficiency in a global market, and Rockwell Automation has now made it easier to modernize your existing 1746 SLC I/O with the I/O conversion modules. I/O conversion modules provide a fast and efficient method for converting 1746 SLC I/O to Compact 5000 I/O. The … Continue reading SLC 500 to CompactLogix 5380 Control System Migration
Asset Management Part 3: FactoryTalk AssetCentre
In part 3 of our Asset Management series, Wayne Welk is joined by Mark McGinnis to discuss FactoryTalk® AssetCentre. FactoryTalk AssetCentre software is a centralized tool for securing, managing, versioning, tracking and reporting automation-related asset information across your entire production system. In our conversation, we discuss management of change, and its importance to maintaining your … Continue reading Asset Management Part 3: FactoryTalk AssetCentre
Asset Management Part 2: Network Assessment
In part 2 of our Asset Management series, Brad Freeman is joined by Brandon Singh to discuss the Network Assessment, a plant survey used to gain insight on both the logical layout and the performance of an industrial network. Resources: TRC Networking Solutions Rockwell Automation Industrial Network Services TRC Technical and Support Team Contact Info … Continue reading Asset Management Part 2: Network Assessment
Asset Management Part 1: Installed Base Evaluations
In part 1 of our Asset Management series, Brad Freeman is joined by Andrew Hultgren to discuss the Installed Base Evaluation (IBE), an assessment used to gather data about the current state of a facility in order to more effectively manage automation infrastructure. Resources: Installed Base Evaluation Overview The Reynolds Company Technical and Support Team … Continue reading Asset Management Part 1: Installed Base Evaluations
McNaughton-McKay Announces Executive Appointments
May 27, 2020 – McNaughton-McKay Electric Company announces two executive appointments creating a new organizational structure leading the company. These changes create president roles that will drive the business units for McNaughton-McKay Electric Company and The Reynolds Company, including Flow-Zone, the most recent acquisition. The company is pleased to announce Mark Borin as President of … Continue reading McNaughton-McKay Announces Executive Appointments
New I/O Modules Simplify Device Connections in Hazardous Areas
Press Release details: Industrial producers can more easily and efficiently connect to devices in hazardous areas using the new Allen-Bradley® 1718 Ex I/O modules from Rockwell Automation. The intrinsically safe distributed I/O modules provide EtherNet/IP connectivity to field devices in Zone 0 and Zone 1 hazardous areas. 1718 Ex I/O modules can reduce wiring in industrial applications … Continue reading New I/O Modules Simplify Device Connections in Hazardous Areas
Industrial Networking Part 8: Network Resiliency
In part 8 of our TRC Talks industrial networking series, previous panelists, Joe Belaschky and Mike Masterson, return for a discussion on network resiliency. The panel talks about various resilient network architectures, such as ring and redundant star topologies, and common resiliency protocols, such as DLR, used on the plant floor. Resources: CPwE Design Implementation … Continue reading Industrial Networking Part 8: Network Resiliency
Industrial Networking Part 7: The Converged Plantwide Ethernet
In part 7 of our TRC Talks industrial networking series, previous panelists, Joe Belaschky, Mike Masterson, and Brandon Singh, return for a discussion on the Converged Plantwide Ethernet, or CPwE. The panel talks about the importance of the library of CPwE Design Implementation Guides, the Cisco and Rockwell Automation alliance, Cell/Area/Zone concepts, and how Integrated … Continue reading Industrial Networking Part 7: The Converged Plantwide Ethernet
Industrial Networking Part 6: The IDMZ
In part 6 of our TRC Talks industrial networking series, Brandon Singh, Networking Specialist with The Reynolds Company, returns for a discussion on the Industrial Demilitarized Zone, or IDMZ. We talk about what the IDMZ is, its role within the CPwE, and ways to go about implementing an IDMZ within the converged industrial network. Resources: … Continue reading Industrial Networking Part 6: The IDMZ