Jhing Industrial in Philippines has a variety of stocked Allen Bradley PLCs, Contactors, Modules, HMI, and many more. Jhing Industrial Supply is here to help you source the right Allen Bradley product from the Philippines Market. Allen Bradley is Portion of Rockwell Automation.We have Encounter in Allen Bradley Micrologix and PLCs with having completed basic projects like in fabricating Plants and control plants. With our knowledge of Allen Bradley items you’ll be rest guaranteed that your project and a basic supply is in secure hands.

Requests for sourcing on these Allen-Bradley PLC and PAC systems spare parts and related programming have come in in reaction to our Allen-Bradley (AB) – Rockwell Automation training videos, which have had a very favourable response.As you may be aware, Allen Bradley PLCs have advanced significantly over the past 50 years thanks to enhanced hardware and programming capabilities. With the financial backing of investor Dr. Stanton Allen, Lynde Bradley launched the business in 1903, which later made its name to the Allen-Bradley Company.Several product lines of factory automation equipment go by the name Allen-Bradley, and Rockwell Automation currently owns the brand. Allen Bradley now produces drives and drive systems, contactors, human-machine interfaces (HMIs), sensors, safety components and systems, software, and motor control centers. A carbon disc compression-type motor controller for industrial cranes and crane controller was their first invention to be granted a patent.

Inventor Odo Josef Struger introduced Allen-Bradley to programmable logic controllers. He is frequently referred to be the programmable logic controller’s father. Between 1958 and 1960, Odo offered ideas that eventually led to the development of Allen-Bradley PLCs. He is also credited with creating the acronym PLC. During his time working for AB, Allen-Bradley rose to prominence as a PLC producer in the US. The PLC-5 product line was the first Allen-Bradley PLC to be made available on the market. The PLC-2 and PLC-3, which were introduced in the 1980s, are no longer in use. The PLC-5, which is still in use today, came after these PLCs. The 6200 series programming software was initially utilized by the PLC-5 family, then RSLogix 5 programming software was added subsequently. The SLC500 product series was introduced in 1991. This platform was considerably smaller and featured fewer instructions. The SLC500, also known as a shoe block PLC or a small logic controller, was the first model to be made available. It was an integrated package with the CPU, power supply, and I/O.

The RSLogix 500 programming tool was used with the Micrologix line of PLCs and SLC 500 PLCs. In order to compete with other manufacturers, a less priced PLC solution was required, therefore in 2014 the MicroLogix family was created. The first MicroLogix to be released was the MicroLogix 1000, which supported a variety of I/O combinations. Instead of using a rack, the platform joined modules at the end of the package. In 1997, the ControlLogix series was unveiled. Compared to the PLC-5 or SLC devices, this platform’s racked architecture allowed for substantially faster scan times (speed) and memory. Support for Ethernet, DeviceNet, DH485, and ControlNet was provided through communication modules. Competitiveness in the coordinated system servo market was offered by servo motor control cards employing SERCOS fiber optics.For competitive considerations, the CompactLogix family was introduced in 2008 as a less expensive alternative to ControlLogix. And like MicroLogix, the products use add-on modules to the ends of the power supply or CPU modules rather than a rack-based system.

Below are some of the Models we source for you.