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Industry 4 0 — Accelerating Production

Published:  02 February, 2016

Rittal brings the Industry 4.0 value chain to the control panel designer of any size and shows that you don’t have to be a GE, Trumpf, or a Siemens to benefit from Industry 4.0.

The Friedhelm-Loh group of companies works together to simplify and unite the design and manufacturing process - a major portion of Industry 4.0. With our value chain around automated control panel design and manufacturing, we are allowing customers to fully simulate and virtualize the control panel design before building it.

Learn more: https://rittalenclosures.com/

Purchase Rittal online at www.cmafh.com

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