Lock Drives presents three new products

Added on 29 October 2021

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During the International Floriculture Trade Fair in Vijfhuizen from 3 - 5 November, Lock Drives will be presenting three new products. The electric drive unit EWA50 PowerDrive, the control unit LSC40 and the frequency inverter SPL60 will be shown in stand B4.18. To create the optimal climate in the greenhouse, powerful, fast and accurate drive units are required. The EWA50 PowerDrive is unique because of its integrated limit switch, which makes installation and maintenance much quicker and easier. With the mechatronic control unit LSC40, you are assured of precise, fast and easy end position switching, and the plug & play frequency regulator SPL30 makes it possible to open air vents and screens slowly and close them quickly with three variable speeds up to 15 rpm.

To create the optimal climate in the greenhouse, all installations must perform optimally every day. The air vents and screen cloths must open or close quickly and accurately. The hoist heasting and the mobile gutter system (MGS) must also move exactly as the grower or cultivation manager wants. This requires a powerful and reliable drive motor with a long lifespan, regardless of the humid environment in the greenhouse. The use of high-quality steel, motors with as many as 60 rotations per minute and an extremely long warranty period of no less than 10 years make the drive motors from Lock Drives an impeccable choice.

Lock Drives is the specialist in drive technology for ventilation and screening in greenhouse horticulture, and has been for more than 175 years. Lock has been a trendsetter in drive technology for greenhouse horticulture for decades and is the absolute market leader in German-speaking countries. The high quality and reliability of its products form the basis for the continuity of the company. During the IFTF in Vijfhuizen from 3 to 5 November, you are welcome to enjoy a delicious cup of Barista coffee in stand B4.18 and to discuss the possibilities for your company together with Koos Maat.

Source: Goedemorgen