At the EMO trade fair in Hannover (September 22-26, 2025), Mitsubishi Electric will showcase its advanced, customized automation solutions, designed to deliver machine concepts that combine excellent technical performance with cost-effectiveness.
At EMO 2025, the world's leading trade fair for manufacturing technologies, taking place in Hannover from 22 to 26 September, Mitsubishi Electric will be a key player with its advanced, tailor-made automation solutions, designed to perfectly meet the specific needs of each customer. The focus will be on machine concepts that combine excellent technical performance with cost-effectiveness.
By seamlessly integrating CNC systems with optional robotic solutions, Mitsubishi Electric enables machine tool manufacturers to implement production strategies that are not only highly productive but also exceptionally cost-effective.
ProSys ADV+ with Anderson Europe
One of the highlights of our participation at the show is our partnership with Anderson Europe, which will present the ProSys ADV+, a high-precision multi-axis milling machine built on a natural granite base.
Designed for a wide range of micromachining applications, the ProSys ADV+ offers exceptional flexibility thanks to the rapid conversion from three to five axes. Direct drives on all axes ensure superior contour accuracy and consistent machining precision.
To maximize its automation potential, the ProSys ADV+ integrates a Mitsubishi Electric RV-7FRM vertical MELFA robot. The robot operates asynchronously with the machining process, flexibly handling tools and workpieces via pallets and seamlessly transporting them between the integrated ProTool magazine and the work area. Direct control from the CNC system via the DRC (Direct Robot Control) function ensures intuitive operation and seamless system integration.
Future-Proof HMIs: Intuitive, Scalable, and User-Friendly
Mitsubishi Electric stands out for its wide range of human-machine interface (HMI) systems, all designed to significantly improve the usability of CNC systems. This design philosophy focuses on reducing complexity, increasing flexibility, and improving process stability. This user-centric approach ensures efficient operation, even in production environments with limited staffing.
Mitsubishi Electric continues to drive innovation in automation, placing particular emphasis on ease of use and scalable interfaces tailored to specific applications. Through flexible technologies and future-oriented concepts, it supports its customers in creating efficient and intelligent automation systems, ready to meet tomorrow's challenges.
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Digital monitoring improves motor reliability in a cement manufacturing plant
WEG and Nuova Ites implement WEGSCAN solution to improve efficiency Nuova Ites Srl, a leading European company specializing in the repair and overhaul of rotating electrical machinery, recently partnered with industrial equipment manufacturer WEG to improve operational monitoring of one of the key industrial motors at a cement plant. As part of its ongoing commitment to reliability and performance, Nuova Ites installed the WEGSCAN electric motor monitoring system, a cutting-edge solution developed by WEG to monitor motor performance and identify potential issues before they impact operations. Nuova Ites, a specialist in the repair and overhaul of rotating electrical machinery across Europe, with over 800 wind turbines fully serviced in collaboration with leading operators such as Vestas, Enel, and ERG Renew, identified the need for continuous motor monitoring in a high-load application. In this case, a 132 kW, 2-pole WEG special series motor was coupled to an Atlas Copco compressor, forming a critical component of the customer's production process. Performance and reliability in this mixed-equipment configuration were crucial, but visibility into the motor's condition was limited. To address this issue, WEG supplied and installed a complete monitoring solution consisting of the Cassia X2000 Gateway and the WEGSCAN 100 unit. Following a WEG technical visit to the Nuova Ites workshop in late 2025, the equipment was ordered and delivered in early January 2026. The system was configured on-site to meet the specific application requirements and integrated into the monitoring processes of both Nuova Ites and the cement plant. The WEGSCAN system is designed to support real-time monitoring of multiple operating parameters, including vibration signatures, temperature trends, and other mechanical and electrical health indicators. Its dual-access capability allows engineers to view data from a standard PC interface or smartphone, facilitating remote condition monitoring and immediate performance visibility. Supporting the monitoring infrastructure is the Cassia X2000 Gateway, which serves as the system's communications hub. The gateway enables reliable wireless connectivity between the WEGSCAN device and the wider network, ensuring that operating data from the engine can be transmitted and accessed in real time. Designed for demanding conditions, the gateway operates over a wide temperature range of −40 to 65°C, ensuring stable communication between sensors and monitoring systems in harsh operating environments. By acquiring continuous operational data, Nuova Ites is now able to identify early signs of abnormal behavior and proactively plan maintenance, helping to reduce unplanned downtime, optimize service interventions, and improve overall energy efficiency. This level of insight is particularly valuable in environments where the costs of downtime and reactive repairs are high. "For Nuova Ites, the monitoring system has become an essential tool in its service portfolio, helping to integrate condition-based maintenance into the standard workflow and offering customers greater reliability and full lifecycle support," said Fabrizio Arosio, Head of Drive and Automation Systems at WEG Italia. “With the ability to more closely monitor critical engines, the company is better equipped to anticipate problems, optimize maintenance planning, and provide data-driven insights that add measurable value to asset performance and business continuity.” Digital monitoring technologies like WEGSCAN also help make industrial operations more sustainable. By providing continuous information on engine performance under real-world operating conditions, operators can keep equipment closer to its optimum efficiency point. In energy-intensive industries like cement production, improving the efficiency and lifespan of critical rotating equipment plays an important role in reducing overall resource consumption and supporting more sustainable plant operations.
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