To subscribe, advertise or contribute articles to www.asiamanufacturingnewstoday.com contact publisher@xtra.co.nz
  • Home
  • Advertise
  • Subscribe
  • Archives
Asia Manufacturing News
The official site for the Asia Manufacturing News magazine
  • Home
  • AI
  • Analysis
  • Aviation
  • Big Data
  • Business News
  • Calendar
  • Case Studies
  • Change the Conversation
  • Climate Change
  • Covid-19
  • Developments
  • Energy
  • Engineering
  • Events
  • Manufacturing Technology
  • Innovators
  • IoT
  • Manufacturing Technology
  • News
  • Product News
  • Smart Manufacturing
  • The Creative Class
  • The Interview
  • Webinars

News Ticker

esmo Group Marks 25 Years with Simultaneous Expansions in Germany, China, and Taiwan
Drive down total cost of ownership with data-driven insights
ThaiNamthip completes Asia’s first installation of Sidel’s Hydra Ultrasonic, boosting sustainability and excellence
Eight global climate tech start-ups shortlisted from 1,500 entries for The Liveability Challenge 2026 
MHI completes transfer procedures for domestic onshore wind power business
Nanbu Relay Center completed
UMOE Advanced Composites starts large-scale production in China
Southeast Asia identified as most attractive region for Advanced Manufacturing Investment

Rockwell Automation brings smarter drive capabilities to more applications

The new PowerFlex 755TS drive, now available across Asia Pacific, plays a major role in motor control applications, helps reduce downtime and gets motors running faster

Singapore — Rockwell Automation, Inc. has launched PowerFlex AC variable frequency drive portfolio in Asia Pacific to support a broader range of motor control applications. This will give customers more flexibility, performance and intelligence in their next generation drive through TotalFORCE Technology.

The PowerFlex 755TS drive is the first six-pulse drive to incorporate TotalFORCE technology from Rockwell Automation to help customers get the most out of their equipment. Previously only available in PowerFlex 755T drives with active front-end technology, TotalFORCE can now be used in a wider range of applications.

This includes traditional fan, pump, and conveyor applications, and more advanced motor control processes that require high-performance features typically found in specialised drive solutions.

This addition brings a simplified and consistent user experience to virtually any motor control application in three key ways:

  • Flexible, high-performance control: The drive’s power range, voltage classes and performance capabilities meet the requirements of a wide range of motor control applications. This allows users to leverage a common drive for multiple applications, which can simplify support and reduce burdens on staff.
  • Operational intelligence: Built-in predictive models use continuous operation monitoring to calculate the expected remaining life of drive components. These insights help users reduce unplanned downtime and maintenance costs by replacing components as needed instead of on a fixed schedule.
  • Eased commissioning and optimisation: Using a suite of features referred to as Adaptive Control, the drive monitors machine characteristics that can change over time and automatically compensates for changes. This helps users commission the drive quickly and maintain it for the life of the drive without a tuning expert. It also helps reduce mechanical wear and improve uptime.

“Significantly more industrial companies can experience the benefits of TotalFORCE technology now that it’s available in a traditional six-pulse drive,” said Sav Papadopoulos, business manager for low voltage drives, Asia Pacific, Rockwell Automation.

“No other drive on the market delivers the combined performance and intelligence capabilities of the PowerFlex 755TS drive, which helps improve operational productivity and reduce burdens on the workforce.”

The PowerFlex 755TS drive is available with an option for enhanced corrosive gas protection (XT) that helps improve uptime and extend the drive’s operating life in corrosive gas environments. The drive has been tested and validated in one of the most severe corrosive-environment-test protocols. These tests combine industry-leading, 30-day exposure in mixed flow gas testing per ASTM B845 Method K with additional proprietary tests that go beyond any industry standard requirement known to date.

To help strengthen cybersecurity in industrial operations, the 755TS drive is CIP Security capable. When implemented, CIP Security helps fortify a control system by providing data authenticity, integrity and confidentiality. This helps defend against the risk of someone remotely accessing a network and acting maliciously.

The 755TS drive is designed to ease migration from other PowerFlex 750 drives. The 755TS drive is also a drop-in mechanical and electrical replacement for other PowerFlex 755 drives, even using the same physical dimensions, mounting-hole and wiring locations.

It also uses the same slot-based architecture that allows users to continue using I/O and safety cards from their existing 750 drives. Lastly, Premier Integration into the Logix control platform helps ease drive configuration and programming.

Share this:

Related Posts

ESMO

Business News /

esmo Group Marks 25 Years with Simultaneous Expansions in Germany, China, and Taiwan

China Atlas Copco

Developments /

Chinese heating and cooling equipment manufacturer to become part of Atlas Copco Group

AI

Manufacturing Technology /

“Networked AI: Theory and Applications”

‹ 12th Gen Intel Core processors powered ATX motherboard› JE Cleantech expands capabilities into tech hardware

3rd August 2026

Recent Posts

  • esmo Group Marks 25 Years with Simultaneous Expansions in Germany, China, and Taiwan
  • Chinese heating and cooling equipment manufacturer to become part of Atlas Copco Group
  • Microsoft platforms drive AI modernisation in Asia Pacific
  • “Networked AI: Theory and Applications”
  • Vietfood & Beverage – Propack Vietnam 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City
  • Tanaka commences operation of H2 Nexus
  • NTU Singapore scientists develop cleaner way to recycle mixed plastic packaging
  • India engages Monash University to optimise rail maintenance in Dedicated Rail Freight Corridors
  •   DigiTech ASEAN Thailand & AI Connect 2026 forTechnology Leaders, AI Innovators, and Business Decision-Makers 
  • Rigaku Solutions Center Osaka to strengthen global semiconductor metrology service 

Categories

  • AI
  • Analysis
  • Aviation
  • Big Data
  • Business News
  • Calendar
  • Case Studies
  • Change the Conversation
  • Climate Change
  • Covid-19
  • Developments
  • Energy
  • Engineering
  • Events
  • Innovators
  • IoT
  • Manufacturing Technology
  • Manufacturing Technology
  • News
  • Product News
  • Smart Manufacturing
  • The Creative Class
  • The Interview
  • Uncategorized
  • Webinars

Archives

Back to Top

  • Home
  • AI
  • Analysis
  • Aviation
  • Big Data
  • Business News
  • Calendar
  • Case Studies
  • Change the Conversation
  • Climate Change
  • Covid-19
  • Developments
  • Energy
  • Engineering
  • Events
  • Manufacturing Technology
  • Innovators
  • IoT
  • Manufacturing Technology
  • News
  • Product News
  • Smart Manufacturing
  • The Creative Class
  • The Interview
  • Webinars

To subscribe, advertise or contribute articles to asiamanufacturingnewstoday.com contact publisher@xtra.co.nz

(c) Asia Manufacturing News, 2026