Sterling 600 Allowed Extruder RPM Change for Steady Flag, Update Time for Prox Method in seconds

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Allowed Extruder RPM Change for Steady Flag

This is how much the extruder RPM can vary and still be considered steady. With no extruder measurement the control always assumes a steady RPM.

Update Time for Prox Method in seconds

This is how often the extruder speed updates from the prox.

Extrusion Control Options

Feeder Setup

This screen allows you to enter the maximum auger speed in Hertz.

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060, SLC 5/04, 015, 600, 100 specifications

Sterling 100,600,015 SLC 5/04,060 is a robust and versatile industrial automation controller designed to meet the demands of various industrial applications. As part of the Sterling lineup, this model is particularly known for its reliability and advanced features that enhance operational efficiency.

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Overall, the Sterling 100,600,015 SLC 5/04,060 is a powerful and adaptable solution for industrial automation, combining advanced technology with ease of use, making it an ideal choice for businesses seeking to enhance their operational capabilities and efficiency.