• Amatrol PLC I/O Simulator Training AB CompactLogix L16

Amatrol’s Programmable Logic Controller PLC I/O Simulator Learning System – CompactLogix L16 (87-IOSAB53A) covers the operation and programming of programmable controllers, one of the most important and widely-used products in modern industry. Along with an Allen-Bradley L16ER CompactLogix Programmable Controller, learners will utilize the 87-IOSAB53A to practice real-world, hands-on skills used within automated line applications ranging from automotive to packaging to biotech. The 87-IOSAB53A requires a computer and any one of Amatrol’s Mechatronics Learning Systems (87-MS1 – 87-MS7) featuring the Mechatronics Learning System – CompactLogix L16 (870-AB53A).

The 87-IOSAB53A includes a PLC Simulator Module using a PLC separate from the Mechatronics cart to simulate inputs via writing PLC programs. This combination of hands-on skill practice and comprehensive curriculum will further ingrain programmable controller concepts and applications in a learner’s mind and make more advanced topics easier to comprehend. This system will cover major topic areas like: basic programming, PLC motor control, PLC timer and counter instructions, event sequencing, application development, program control instructions, and math and data move instructions.

  • Amatrol PLC Program Simulation Training

Amatrol’s PLC Learning System – Siemens S7-1500 (87-IOSS715) provides an input/output simulator that allows learners to test PLC programs by providing manual input and output indicators that connect to a Siemens S7-1500 PLC input/output. This Siemens PLC program simulation system adds to Amatrol’s Mechatronics Learning System – Siemens S7-1500 (870-S715) and covers vital PLC training topics like PLC operation, programming, motor control, event sequencing, timer instructions, and counter instructions. The knowledge and skills covered by this PLC training system are extremely valuable for advanced manufacturing career opportunities like industrial maintenance technicians.

In addition to the PLC simulator module, the PLC training system for the Siemens S7-1500 PLC includes interactive multimedia curriculum, an instructor’s guide, an installation guide, and a student reference guide. Amatrol’s world-class multimedia training courses provide real-world technical knowledge that covers theoretical concepts and reinforces hands-on skills. Within this PLC online eLearning curriculum, learners will study PLC communications and program execution, PLC program editing and documentation, seal-in program logic, safety interlocks, multiple actuator sequencing, on-delay and off -delay timers, and count up and count down instructions.

  • Amatrol Mechatronics Manual Fault Insertion Module

Computer-Based Fault Insertion Software

The Mechatronics Manual Fault Insertion Training Module (87-MF1) adds troubleshooting capabilities to Amatrol’s 870 series Mechatronics system. Mechatronics systems are used in almost every industry including manufacturing, material processing, and packaging. The ability to troubleshoot these systems quickly is essential in today’s competitive markets and the Mechatronics Manual Fault Insertion training can enable your learners to acquire these skills.

The 87-MF1 Module provides the ability to insert 12 faults to a mechatronics station. Add a module to one or all of your mechatronics stations to give learners a real-world troubleshooting experience. Sensors, switches, and PLC faults are just a few of the available faults. To insert a fault, the instructor simply replaces a Standard Circuit Plug in the module with a Fault Plug. Once inserted, the Fault Plug is unidentifiable from the Standard Circuit Plug. This ensures that the learner cannot look at the fault module and see which fault has been inserted, avoiding the common problem of using toggle switches to turn faults on and off.

If you want a more sophisticated fault insertion method that provides computer-based electronic fault insertion and performance tracking, ask about Amatrol’s electronic fault insertion system, FaultPro, the only electronic fault insertion system that automates tracking the learner’s troubleshooting experience.

  • Amatrol Basic Fluid Power Trainer 850-C1

Amatrol’s Basic Fluid Power Learning System – Single Surface Bench (850-C1) teaches the fundamentals of two bedrocks of industry: hydraulic and pneumatic power. This fluid power training system includes three panels on its work surface and can store up to four additional panels under the work surface for expanded hydraulic and pneumatic training.

The basic fluid power training system includes a controls technology bench with a hydraulic power supply and Amatrol’s basic pneumatics and hydraulics systems. These systems feature industrial-quality components to prepare learners for what they will encounter on the job. Major topics covered by the system’s multimedia curriculum include hydraulic and pneumatic power systems, basic hydraulic and pneumatic circuits, principles of pneumatic and hydraulic pressure and flow, and hydraulic and pneumatic speed control.

  • Amatrol Mechatronics Pick and Place Feeding 87-MS1

Amatrol’s 87-MS1, Mechatronics Pick and Place Feeding, is station 1 of the 870 Mechatronics Learning System. The 87-MS1 station is a small mechatronics system in itself with multiple, integrated technologies that can be used stand-alone or in combination with other stations. Industrial safety and operation are emphasized on all Amatrol mechatronic stations.

  • Amatrol Mechatronics Gauging Station 87-MS2

Interfacing, Programming, Sequencing & Operation

Amatrol’s 87-MS2, Gauging, is station 2 of the 870 Mechatronics Learning System. The 87-MS2 station is a small mechatronics system in itself with multiple, integrated technologies that can be used stand-alone or in combination with other stations. Industrial safety and operation are emphasized on all Amatrol mechatronic stations.

  • Amatrol Mechatronics Orientation Station 87-MS3

Index Tables, Stepper Motors, Homing Sensors

Amatrol’s 87-MS3, Mechatronics Orientation-Processing Station, is station 3 of the 870 Mechatronics Learning System. The Mechatronics orientation training station is a small Mechatronics system in itself with multiple, integrated technologies that can be used stand-alone or in combination with other stations. Industrial safety and operation are emphasized on all Amatrol Mechatronic stations.

  • Amatrol Mechatronics Sorting and Buffering 87-MS4

Mechatronics Sorting and Buffering

Amatrol’s Mechatronics Sorting-Buffering Learning System (87-MS4) is training mobile workstation 4 of the 870 Mechatronics Learning System. The 87-MS4 station is a small Mechatronics system in itself with multiple, integrated technologies that can be used stand-alone or in combination with other stations. In efforts to protect workers and machines, industrial safety and operation are emphasized on all Amatrol Mechatronic stations.

The Sorting-Buffering training station teaches interfacing, problem solving, programming, sequencing and operation for sorting, queuing, flat belt conveyors, photoelectric sensors, and inductive sensors. This station performs the role of sorting parts by material type in the process of assembling a working industrial control valve.

The 87-MS4 is a mobile workstation with slotted work surface that contains an operator station, belt conveyor module, part sorting module, buffer module, proximity sensing module, parts set, a pneumatic distribution module as well as an electrical distribution module, an electro-pneumatic valve manifold, and a digital I/O interface module.

  • Amatrol Servo Robotic Assembly Station 87-MS5-P2

Mechatronics Robotic Assembly

Amatrol’s 87-MS5-P2, Servo Robotic Assembly – Pegasus II, is station 5 of the 870 Mechatronics Learning System. The 87-MS5-P2 station is a small Mechatronics system in itself with multiple, integrated technologies that can be used stand-alone or in combination with other stations. Industrial safety and operation are emphasized on all Amatrol Mechatronic stations. The Servo Robotic Assembly station trains students for pick and place assembly, and teaches interfacing, problem solving, programming, sequencing and operation for servo robotics, gravity feeders, pneumatic screw feeders, and part insertion. This station performs the role of assembling a working industrial directional control valve using a combination of servo robotic and pick and place technologies.

The 87-MS5-P2 has two mobile training workstations with slotted work surfaces that contain an operator station, Pegasus II servo robot with teach pendant, spool insertion module, screw feed module, spring/knob feed module, screw/knob engagement module, assembly shuttle module, parts presentation module, finished parts storage module, parts set, a pneumatic distribution module as well as an electrical distribution module, an electro-pneumatic valve manifold, and a digital I/O interface module.

  • Amatrol Mechatronics Torque Assembly Station 87-MS6

Interfacing, Programming & Sequencing

Amatrol’s 87-MS6, Torque Assembly, is mobile training station 6 of the 870 Mechatronics Learning System. The 87-MS6 station is a small Mechatronics system in itself with multiple, integrated technologies that can be used stand-alone or in combination with other training work stations. Industrial safety and operation are emphasized on all Amatrol Mechatronic stations.

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  • DAC Model: 275-136
    Item Number:
    275-136
    DAC Worldwide’s Lobe Pump Dissectible (275-136) is a realistic industrial pump for use in classroom and laboratory training relating to process pumps.
  • Hands-On Industrial LOTO Training
    Item Number:
    811-000
    DAC Worldwide’s Lock-Out/Tag-Out Training System (811-000) features a realistic, simulated working process environment that facilitates introductory training with hands-on activities related to the process of identifying and locking out sources of dangerous potential energy in an industrial setting.
  • Hands-On Lockout/Tagout Trainer
    Item Number:
    150-LOTO1B
    Bayport Technical's Lockout Tagout Training System, Single Block & Bleed (150-LOTO1B), was designed to provide hands-on safety training for a wide variety of common process activities, both mechanical and electrical.
  • The primary goal of this course is to teach workers safe work procedures while performing work activities around electrical areas.
  • Process Instrumentation Training Aid
    Item Number:
    295-110
    The model features exact, "to-scale" construction throughout. Modeled components include a liquid knockout drum, heat exchangers, choke, separators, and connecting piping, as well as representative concrete foundations and equipment supports.
  • Hands-on EVSE training with Wallbox system
    Item Number:
    EMT 4
    Train future electricians with the EMT 4 Electric Vehicle Charging Station Trainer by Lucas-Nuelle. Portable, smart, and practical — ideal for hands-on electrical vehicle equipment (EVSE) training.
  • Levil and FANUC CNC Options
    Item Number:
    MTEC
    The APT MTEC is a FANUC Certified, advanced manufacturing, CNC Load/Unload system; complete with curriculum and training for your students to integrate and program a CNC and Robot.
  • Machine Tending Education Cell (MTEC)
    Item Number:
    MTEC-SIM
    This machine comes ready for mill and lathe operation with the robot moving a blank from a pick location to a simulated mill vice or lathe chuck all in one compact cell. The student can see the machine tool come to life on the monitor, hear the tools cutting, and crash the machine (virtually).
  • (Goulds/IR/Durco/Flowserve)
    Item Number:
    275-150
    DAC's Magnetic Drive Centrifugal Pump Dissectible (Goulds/IR/Durco/Flowserve) (275-150) is an industrial pump for training relating to process pumps.
  • DAC Worldwide Cutaways
    Item Number:
    273-910
    DAC Worldwide’s Magnetic Motor Starter Cutaway (273-910) depicts a professionally-crafted, sectioned example of a commonly encountered 3-phase magnetic motor starter used in industrial and commercial electrical systems to control high horsepower AC induction motors, lighting systems, and other non-inductive loads.

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