Michael Koch GmbH

Website:	http://www.bremsenergie.de
Email:	[email protected]

Street:	Zum Grenzgraben 28
ZIP/City:	76698 Ubstadt-Weiher
Country:	DEUTSCHLAND

Phone:	07251/96 26 20
Fax:	07251/962621

Michael Koch is now a member of the Open... (www.industrial-production.de)

Direct current as a target-oriented technology

The manufacturer of active DC energy management systems and safe braking resistors, Michael Koch, is now part of the ODCA (Open Direct Current Alliance) working group of the ZVEI, which was founded in 2022 as a continuation of the DC-Industrie2 research project.

Fabian Hofmann joins the management team

Fabian Hofmann joined the management of Michael Koch GmbH as Managing Director at the beginning of the year.

Communicative energy management

As active links between drive electronics and electrical storage units, Pxt devices optimize the energy balance of electrical drive systems. Although special communication is not absolutely necessary for this, it provides significant additional benefits.

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The e-paper of issue 7/2021

Specific application examples for predictive maintenance are key topics in this issue. You can also read a summary of ten years of Industry 4.0, artificial intelligence as an aid to condition monitoring and how load peaks can be reduced using Plug&Play.

Reduce peak loads

Active energy management systems between drive and storage regulate the energy balance of drive systems, whether for a single drive or for several axes in a DC link system. A plug-on module also enables peak load reduction via Plug&Play.

New device family for active energy management

The new PxtFX, PxtEX and PxtRX devices from Michael Koch are designed to open up new possibilities for the active management of energy from electric drives.

Michael Koch expands its headquarters

At the beginning of February, Koch took over another commercial property with an office and hall in Ubstadt-Weiher, directly opposite its headquarters. The Development and Purchasing departments have already moved in.

Flat and safe

A new type of safe braking resistor from Michael Koch is just under ten millimeters high.

New products at the industrial trade fair

'Industrial Intelligence' - this is the guiding theme of the Hannover Messe 2019. Computer&AUTOMATION shows an excerpt of the products that can be seen in Hanover in a picture gallery.

New products in Nuremberg

What new products will exhibitors be presenting at SPS IPC Drives 2018? Computer&AUTOMATION provides an overview of what visitors to the Nuremberg exhibition halls can expect this year.

Koch further expands international sales

Michael Koch continues to focus on expansion. Bouba Yaya Fadawa has therefore joined the international sales team in July.

Michael Koch further expands international sales

At Koch, the signs continue to point to expansion. Bouba Yaya Fadawa joined Michael Koch's international sales team in July.

Off to Mexico

"Made for Mexico" is the name of Michael Koch's invitation campaign for guests from this year's partner country of the Hannover Messe. On the dedicated website, Koch shows why their products are helpful in Mexico.

Michael Koch expands sales

At Michael Koch, the signs continue to point to expansion: Jasmin Khan joined the national sales team in March.

Connection with power

To simplify communication with the active energy management systems from Michael Koch GmbH, the company offers a compact communication adapter with automatic detection of the interface (RS422 or RS485).

235 g light

The BWx225xxx braking resistor series from Michael Koch offers up to 90 W continuous power with a high pulse load capacity. With discrete resistor values from 10 to 300 Ω, it covers the common range.

New products in Hanover

"Integrated Industry - Discover Solutions!" was the motto of the world's most important industrial trade fair, Hannover Messe 2016. Computer&AUTOMATION shows an excerpt of the products that were on display in Hanover in a picture gallery.