Beckhoff Automation to unveil MX-System and XPlanar at All Energy 2025
Beckhoff Automation has confirmed its attendance to All Energy Show 2025, where it will showcase its new technology MX-System and XPlanar in the ever-growing industry-wide effort to switch to renewable energy. The renewable energy event will take place from the 14th to 15th of May 2025, at the SEC in Glasgow, Scotland.
Stand J39 will be the perfect place for attendees to get a first-hand look at the new MX-System and XPlanar. The PC-based control technology allows users a high level of interoperability and helps the safe handling of hydrogen and transport.
Experts will be on hand to demonstrate how the systems can support the transition to clean and smart energy, showcasing its usefulness in real life applications.
Alan Smith, regional manager at Beckhoff UK, said: “We’ve been a part of the All Energy show for years now and we are proud to share their value and vision on the future of the industry. In order to achieve a sustainable future, we are working hard to make the integration of renewables seamless. At our booth you can expect to see demonstrations on how advanced automation technology is the key to meeting the increasing demand.”
Hydrogen systems need to be robust for operation in demanding environments, and the MX-System’s IP67-rated enclosure can be installed without traditional control cabinets, allowing installation without traditional control cabinets, directly at the machine or site. This can be performed even in difficult conditionsm due to the plug-and-play modularity, which also allows for operations to be scaled or reconfigured without extensive rewiring or redesign.
Smith added: “Attending exhibitions are one of the rare occasions, where you can get in person, one-to-one interactions. We have a team of experts ready to discuss solutions for businesses delivering the transition to hydrogen and other forms of clean energy.”
The magnetic levitation transport system XPlanar will also be on display. Attendees can witness how the contact-free, high-precision motion solution can be used in industrial applications. It allows for reduced wear and tear compared to traditional conveyor systems.
The event will put a spotlight on hydrogen as part of a movement towards energy sources with reduced harmfulness to the planet.
