MDX modules are EtherNet/IP-native motor-driven-roller zone controllers — two motors, two zones, onboard accumulation. Built around industry-standard parts, with no single-vendor lock-in.
Two 24 V motors, two independently controlled zones, a sensor port each. Drive it straight from your PLC, or let it run accumulation on its own.
Address each zone over EtherNet/IP and run it straight from your controller. The accumulation logic stays in your PLC program — the module is a precise, native actuator with no gateway in between.
Switch to native zero-pressure accumulation and the module singulates product on its own — reading its own sensors and its neighbors. No PLC logic to write, nothing to maintain. Power it up and it runs.
No cabinet. No home-run wiring. Each module powers and networks the next through keyed cordsets — snap them together down the conveyor.
One field drop feeds the whole run — power and network hand off module-to-module.
Native EtherNet/IP, generic 24 V motors, standard grooved rollers — specify around it with parts you already source.
You're not buying into one maker's roller-and-driver ecosystem — or their pricing, lead times, and roadmap.
Sealed swap-in module, keyed cordsets, on-module status lit through an E-stop. Commission and troubleshoot in minutes.
Sealed IP54 shell, DIN-rail mount, fanless at ~8 W. Dust, splash, and impact-ready.
A local app talks straight to every module over EtherNet/IP — no cloud, no account, no internet. Set addresses, tune each zone, and read plain-English faults and per-sensor detail the on-module LEDs can't show.
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