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Used Wago Controllers

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    Wago 750-670

    Wago 750-670

    • Manufacturer: Wago

    Wago Stepper Controller

    Magnolia, TX
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    WAGO 750-8101/K000-0008

    WAGO 750-8101/K000-0008

    • Manufacturer: Wago

    Communication: Modbus (TCP, UDP) ETHERNET MQTT ETHERNET Protocols: DHCP DNS NTP FTP FTPS SNMP HTTP SSH

    $1,063 USD
    British Columbia, Canada
  • WAGO DeviceNet Controller 750-806

    WAGO DeviceNet Controller 750-806

    • Manufacturer: Wago

    Article no.: 750-806 | Shipping: Express delivery possible | Guarantee in months: 12 | Traces of use: Slight traces of use | Weight: 0.176 kg | Stock ground: D18B01 | Stock: 1

    $368 USD
    Rosenfeld, Germany
  • WAGO PROFIBUS Controller 750-833

    WAGO PROFIBUS Controller 750-833

    • Manufacturer: Wago

    Article no.: 750-833 | Shipping: Express delivery possible | Guarantee in months: 12 | Packaging: Original packaging | Weight: 0.186 kg | Stock ground: D18B01 | Stock: 1

    $678 USD
    Rosenfeld, Germany

Overview

Controllers are essential devices used to manage and regulate the operation of various machinery and equipment. They can range from simple on-off switches to complex programmable systems that control multiple functions. Controllers are critical in industries like manufacturing, automation, and robotics, ensuring precise and efficient operation of machines.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used controller?

Check the compatibility with your existing equipment, the age and condition of the controller, and whether it has been well-maintained. Ensure it meets the required specifications for your application.

How do I ensure the controller is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in electronic equipment. Make sure the controller is securely packaged with adequate cushioning to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a controller?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the device, checking for software updates, and inspecting connections for wear or damage. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.