| Machinery Industry | Industrials Sector | Mr. Dong Tang CEO | SSE Exchange | CNE100006BH5 ISIN |
| CN Country | - Employees | 15 May 2026 Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Kinco Automation (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd is a prominent figure in the global industrial automation and intelligent hardware market. Since its inception in 1996, the company has dedicated itself to the development, production, and distribution of a wide range of automation products. With its headquarters in Shanghai, China, Kinco Automation has established a significant presence worldwide, showcasing its commitment to innovation and excellence in the automation industry. The company's offerings play a crucial role in various applications, including factory automation, e-commerce logistics, service robotics, and medical imaging equipment, underscoring its versatility and the critical nature of its products in modern industries.
These interfaces are designed to enable efficient interaction between humans and machines, facilitating easier monitoring and control of industrial processes. They are essential for industries looking to enhance operational accuracy and efficiency.
Kinco Automation's servo systems provide precise motion control for a broad array of industrial applications. These systems are pivotal for tasks requiring accurate positioning, speed, and torque control, making them indispensable in modern manufacturing and robotics.
The company's stepping systems offer robust solutions for applications needing reliable and precise control over position and speed, without the need for feedback systems. These are widely used in various machinery and equipment that demand high reliability and performance.
Low-voltage inverters are critical for energy efficiency and motor control in industrial environments. Kinco Automation offers these inverters to help industries reduce power consumption and improve the performance of their electrical motors.
PLCs from Kinco Automation are the brains behind machinery, automating industrial processes and machinery operations. They are versatile, easy to program, and crucial for automating complex tasks in manufacturing and other industrial settings.
These devices are used to adjust the frequency of electrical power supplied to motors, enabling speed control and energy savings in industrial applications. Frequency converters play a key role in optimizing operational efficiency and reducing wear on mechanical components.
Similar to frequency converters, VFDs control the speed of an electrical motor by varying the frequency and voltage of its power supply. This not only improves the control over machinery but also significantly reduces energy costs and increases the lifespan of motors.