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Designed to provide accurate, stable temperature control during critical industrial processes, Model MPC2 has advanced autotuning control and works with surface heating products.
Autotuning PID capabilities in temperature controllers solve most problems if used properly, but they do not always work as desired. Sometimes, a good old-fashioned manual approach is the solution.
Process controls that recognize and respond to part temperature rather than oven chamber temperature can improve overall product quality and reduce process time.
Oven and furnace controls have progressed rapidly in the last five years in an effort to provide tighter temperature uniformity, enhanced data-acquisition and storage capability, scalable architecture, improvements in the user interface and communication, and data security.
Do you require a large quantity of temperature controls? Do you need a compact grouping of these controls? If so, consider a multi-loop control system, which can easily integrate into the PLC control.
When deciding on a temperature control scheme for a process, options include a PLC or stand-alone temperature controllers. Learn about the pros and cons of each technology in process applications.