ABB India launches ACS380-E machinery drive for automation-centric machine building
ABB India launched the ACS380-E drive, designed for automation-centric machine building, featuring connectivity and cybersecurity at ENGIMACH 2025 in Gandhinagar.
The product launch is likely to have a moderate impact on the company's business, enhancing its product portfolio and addressing evolving industry needs.
The announcement details the launch of a new product with advanced features, indicating innovation and potential market growth.
* ABB India launched the ACS380-E drive, designed for automation-centric machine building, featuring connectivity and cybersecurity. * The drive has dual built-in Ethernet ports for connectivity with industrial automation networks. * It includes integrated cybersecurity to help machine builders meet regulatory standards. * Fast USB-C commissioning allows configuration and firmware updates without powering on. * The ACS380-E is engineered for industries like textile, cable, plastics and intralogistics. * It supports all common rotary motor types across global voltage ranges (100-600 V). * The product was launched at ENGIMACH 2025 in Gandhinagar, from December 3 to December 7, 2025. * "As the Indian industrial landscape evolves with advanced automation and the rising need for energy efficiency, it is crucial for variable speed drives to adapt effortlessly to diverse industrial applications ,” said AR Madhusudan, President and Local Division Manager, Drive Products, ABB India.
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