Microdat and Lenze's SMV Inverter
SMV Inverter Cuts Cost & Complexity of Filling Beer Barrels
article courtesy of Lenze
Lenze’s IP65 SMV Inverter is saving the UK-based Microdat Company the cost and the complexity of installing control panels on the company’s keg and cask filling machinery for the brewing industry. Microdat’s entry level filler system is based around a peristaltic pump that is speed controlled by a Lenze SMV inverter.
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Drive mounted directly to machine.
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IP65 protection saves cost and complexity of control panels.
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Resistant to low pressure jets for cleaning.
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Robust polycarbonate drive enclosure.
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Simple to set-up.
For more information on Lenze or their products please visit their website - www.lenze.co.uk
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