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Product Overview 2021 I Product overview 2021 i Product overview 2021 Issue 2021/04 All technical data are correct at the time of going to print. All content, texts, representations, illus- trations and drawings included in this catalogue are the intellectual property of Festo SE & Co. KG and are protected by copyright law. No part of this publication may be reproduced, processed, translated or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocop- ying or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Festo SE & Co. KG. All technical data are subject to change according to technical updates. Festo SE & Co. KG Postfach 73726 Esslingen Ruiter Strasse 82 73734 Esslingen Germany Editorial 3 ¤ Pneumatic drives 15 01 Drives Servo-pneumatic positioning systems 45 02 Electric drives 51 03 Motors and servo drives 63 04 Handling systems 71 05 Vacuum technology 77 06 Valves 83 07 Valves and Valve terminals Valve terminals 115 08 Motion Terminal 125 09 Sensors 127 10 Vision systems 141 11 Compressed air preparation 145 12 Electrical connection technology 161 14 Connection technology Pneumatic connection technology 177 13 Control technology and software 189 15 Ready-to-install solutions 197 16 Function-specific systems 201 17 Other pneumatic devices 205 18 Process automation 209 19 Services 225 20 Appendix 231 ¥ ¤ Editorial 2021/04 – Subject to change qSimply part of the solution Î www.festo.com/catalogue/... 3 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ¤ Pneumatic Grippers > Servo-pneumatic Electromechan- Motors and Handling Vacuum Valves > Valve Motion Sensors > Editorial > drives > positioning ical drives > controllers > systems > technology > terminals > Terminal > systems > ¤ Preface Editorial We are pneumatic. We are electric. We are 30,000 technology-neutral solutions. 4 Î www.festo.com/catalogue/... qSimply part of the solution 2021/04 – Subject to change 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ¥ Image processing Compressed air Pneumatic fittings Electrical Control technology Other pneumatic Process Ready-to-install Function-specific Services > Appendix > systems > preparation > system > connector and software > equipment > automation > solutions > systems > technology > ¤ Dear Customers, Editorial You have in front of you the new Product Overview. It is designed to give you an outline of the products that are important for your day-to-day tasks, with just the details you need. It also includes many new products for pneumatic and electric automation that have been developed in response to market requirements. Good examples of the continuous expansion of our portfolio are the compact cylinder ADN-S as well as the completely redesigned round cylinder DSNU-S from our Core Range. This cylinder is smaller, lighter and slimmer than its predecessor, but still offers exactly the same performance. In our Core Range we have brought together the most important components that solve the majority of your automation tasks. These can also be delivered quickly around the world and are attractively priced. Quality, costs and fast delivery are the cornerstones of our product philosophy across the board, not just of the Core Range. We have therefore redesigned many of our products, optimised production in all our plants worldwide and switched to a local-for-local strategy. The benefit for you is much shorter delivery times. Our Simplified Motion Series has grown too, with new additions such as the electric cylinder units EPCS and EPCE. When we launched the Simplified Motion Series, we wanted to offer a cost-effective electric alternative for simple tasks like movement between two mechanical end stops that would lie somewhere between pneumatics and much more expensive standard electric solutions. We are confident that we have achieved this. These drives and the entire Simplified Motion Series make all of this possible by combining the simplicity of pneumatics with the advantages of electric auto- mation. At the same time, their digital I/O modules and IO-Link® support most commu- nication protocols. One thing you may notice about many of our new products is the fact that we are also increasingly looking at the sustainability and energy efficiency of our product portfolio. This can be seen in new materials and weight savings as well as in improved running characteristics and our Energy Saving Services. This is a path we will continue to follow. Please get in touch if you have any questions about this or would like some advice. Or if there’s anything else we can help you with - we're always there for you. In person, by telephone or fax, online via e-mail or in the Online Shop, simply pick your preferred method – we’re your Engineers of Productivity. I hope you find lots to inspire you in our new Product Overview! Best regards, Dr. Ansgar Kriwet Member of the Management Board Sales of Festo SE & Co.KG 2021/04 – Subject to change qSimply part of the solution Î www.festo.com/catalogue/... 5 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ¤ Pneumatic Grippers > Servo-pneumatic Electromechan- Motors and Handling Vacuum Valves > Valve Motion Sensors > Editorial > drives > positioning ical drives > controllers > systems > technology > terminals > Terminal > systems > ¤ Partner for maximum productivity Editorial Smart. Flexible. Digital. For your sustainable solution. For your sustainalbe solution. 6 Î www.festo.com/catalogue/... qSimply part of the solution 2021/04 – Subject to change 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ¥ Image processing Compressed air Pneumatic fittings Electrical Control technology Other pneumatic Process Ready-to-install Function-specific Services > Appendix > systems > preparation > system > connector and software > equipment > automation > solutions > systems > technology > ¤ Editorial Build with engineering excellence. Use our ingredients for quick and easy engineering: extremely simple and suitable product selection, smart engineering and simulation processes, also with a digital twin, and a unique Product Key for complete product information. And procure- ment? It couldn’t be easier. Operate your systems smartly. Connectivity to the cloud ensures reliable processes with greater productivity. Condition monitoring lets you see immediately when a service or repair is due – our MyDashboards will tell you. And with the Smartenance digital maintenance manager you have the servicing of all systems under control – even third-party systems. Prepare to be inspired. What does the automation of tomorrow look like? What are the trends? And what will make my production highly flexible, while also offering standardisation? You can find the answers right now with our Festo Motion Terminal VTEM, the first app- controlled pneumatic component. Future Concepts and our bionic studies show you how the world of tomorrow might look. Never stop learning. The market and global competition are accelerating steadily – and require constant learning if you want to maintain your competitive edge. You and your employees will benefit from the offer of Festo Didactic. Knowledge that pays off. 2021/04 – Subject to change qSimply part of the solution Î www.festo.com/catalogue/... 7 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ¤ Pneumatic Grippers > Servo-pneumatic Electromechan- Motors and Handling Vacuum Valves > Valve Motion Sensors > Editorial > drives > positioning ical drives > controllers > systems > technology > terminals > Terminal > systems > ¤ Innovations for simpler automation Editorial You rely on factory automation. You rely on process automation. We are technology and education. q Core product range Customer solutions Complete product range 8 Î www.festo.com/catalogue/... qSimply part of the solution 2021/04 – Subject to change 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ¥ Image processing Compressed air Pneumatic fittings Electrical Control technology Other pneumatic Process Ready-to-install Function-specific Services > Appendix > systems > preparation > system > connector and software > equipment > automation > solutions > systems > technology > ¤ Product range Editorial Producere – implement in advance. Until the turn of the millennium, production was essentially still synonymous with building up a stock of an item. Now it is better described as “being prepared”, since needs, parameters and processes change rapidly and require thinking and action on several fronts at the same time. Festo is facing these challenges too, and offers you different levels of solutions in its range. Core Range 1 Our Core Range offers you special benefits – selected products that solve the majority of your automation tasks. They can be ordered by part number and are particularly attractively priced. • Quickest delivery, worldwide – wherever, whenever q • Best value • Easy and fast to select Just look for the star! Total product range 2 You will find solutions for more specific requirements in our total product range, which we will deliver on the indicated date. This part of the range is not specifically identified and also covers innovative cross-technology combinations of products right up to products that carry the seeds of digitalisation within them. Customer solutions 3 If you cannot find the right products for your task in our range, our specialists in the Customer Solutions department are always available to provide support. Your partner for all automation questions. Get in touch with us at Î www.festo.com 2021/04 – Subject to change qSimply part of the solution Î www.festo.com/catalogue/... 9 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ¤ Pneumatic Grippers > Servo-pneumatic Electromechan- Motors and Handling Vacuum Valves > Valve Motion
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