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Planet Fieldbus:
PROFIBUS and PROFINET

Trends

Positioning drives
Electro-mechanical
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Recognising and setting trends –

from the leader in innovation and technology for valve terminals
Successful automation today
consists of three subject areas:
pneumatics, electrical engi-
neering and networking.
Only those who master these
areas and can easily combine
them from a single source
achieve the synergetic effects
which go beyond today’s
standards, and set trends
demanded by the tough
industrial competition.
As a leader in innovation and
technology in the area of valve
terminals, Festo also meets this
challenge when it comes to
fieldbuses, such as PROFIBUS
and PROFINET. Find out for
yourself on the following
pages!

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Table of contents The valve terminal portfolio .................................. 4

The five big trends ................................................ 6

Networking concepts ............................................ 7

Communication protocols .................................... 9

Field level advantages .........................................10

Control/management level advantages .............. 12

An overview of the world of valve terminals ........14

Valve terminals for PROFIBUS and PROFINET ......16

Motors and controllers for PROFIBUS ................. 18

Installation ..........................................................20

Function integration ............................................21

Diagnostics ......................................................... 22

Energy efficiency ................................................. 23

Industrial partners .............................................. 24

Customised solutions ......................................... 26

Training .............................................................. 27

Technical information ......................................... 28

Glossary .............................................................. 30

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All in all unbeatable: the valve terminal from Festo

The valve terminal portfolio This is how, for example, Festo,

from Festo, supplemented with as the first provider of M12
remote I/Os and an installation inputs/outputs to the fieldbus,
system, offers a unique range made its mark on
of versatile and flexible the market for IP65/67
solutions. It is ideally suited remote I/Os.
for any conceivable application
in pneumatics, electrical
engineering and networking
via fieldbus.

Positioning and potentials of the individual bus systems on the field level

Application complexity
(sensors and actuators)

Communication Ethernet TCP/IP

Industrial Ethernet

Motion control Drive bus

> 20 % regulated

Pre-processing Fieldbus

> 20 % analogue

> 90 % digital I/O bus

Compact manual Automation cell Interlinked, station- Automated Machine/system design

workstations based machines systems (dimensions & structures)

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Successful automation –
everything from a single
source
Everything matches because
the technology is provided by a
single source. From controllers
to pneumatics, electrical
engineering and networking to
networking on all levels. The
advantages at a glance:
Networking: mounting plate with valve terminal and air preparation
unit
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Networking – synergies
through function integration
• Flexible bus connection
technologies
• Can communicate up to web
level: Ethernet and web-
based diagnostics concepts,
e.g. remote diagnostics via
fieldbus, Ethernet, integrated
web server
• Selectable pre-processing,
including through valve ASIC
for the simplest of valve
diagnostics, integrated mini
control system (remote or
embedded control) and
extensive monitoring
functions
• Integrated: servo-pneumatic
and electric drive technology
• Complete control cabinets
with control, remote I/O and
valve terminals
Pneumatics – innovation is
always built in
• Robust, flexible, modular, can
be diagnosed, high flow rate
• Standardised, universally or
application-optimised, such
as Clean Design
• Safety technology, pressure
control technology and
servo-pneumatics built in
• Always 100 % checked,
pre-assembled and easy to
install
Pneumatics: optimised by
simulation
Electrical engineering –
flexibility for communication
• High degree of freedom and
independence thanks to
modular electrical I/O termi-
nals, installation systems and
a direct fieldbus connection
for valve terminals
• Maximum connection
versatility
• Extensive electrical peripher-
als, I/O modules on terminals
or separately
• Open to all established field-
bus standards, from ASi to
the Ethernet
• Universally integrated
diagnostics concept, such as
condition monitoring and
channel-oriented diagnostics
In-house expertise: own R&D,
labs and production
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Five big trends for success in automation

There are five big trends which They are all ingredients for
Festo pursues with its pneu- successful automation. The
matics, electrical engineering most important trend with
and networking concepts. regard to industrial communi-
cation is undoubtedly the
• Networking concepts – networking concept. It directly
a central prerequisite for affects, to varying degrees, the
• installation system and machine options –
• function integration regardless of whether it’s
• diagnostics about installation, function
• energy efficiency integration, diagnostics or
energy efficiency.
Festo’s many years of
experience as a market and
technological leader for valve
terminals provide an answer to
the requirements demanded by
today’s and tomorrow’s
market. Reliable products in
pneumatics and electrical
engineering for all types of
industrial communication –
worldwide! Integral solutions
and universal system concepts
are the central success factors.

The 5 big trends

Networking Installation Function integration Diagnostics Energy efficiency

Valve terminals from Cycle times improved Enhanced efficiency of Up to 35 % less Reduce energy costs
Festo are very by up to 35 %! up to 60 % downtime! by up to 60 %!
adaptable!

Different levels, differ- Central, decentralised By means of the most Active diagnostics man- By means of energy
ent requirements. or hybrid machine extensive function agement and condition savings along the
concept, modular or integration, e.g. with a monitoring can save up production processes.
compact. CPX terminal to €10,000 per minute!

Industrial Ethernet
Feldbus

Operational and
management level
Cell and process level
Field level
Sensor/actuator level

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Networking concepts: fundamental for the world of fieldbus
Maximum productivity will be
greatly influenced by industrial
communication in the future. To
control and analyse individual
processes with high efficiency,
it is mandatory that the
communication levels, which
are still often separated today,
be networked, using, for
example, PROFIBUS and
PROFINET.
The “control technology
pyramid” shows the different
communication requirements
on each individual level.
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The general advantages
The combination of PROFIBUS,
PROFINET and Ethernet:
overall, the most modern type
of automation with specific
advantages for each level.
Management level – holistic
communication all the way
to the office
Ethernet
• Remote diagnostics and
maintenance of controls and
devices from the office
network
• Networking applications
and machines
• Storage of process and
device information
• Use of Ethernet infrastructure
components (wireless LAN)
Management level
Control level
Device (field) level
Control level – monitoring of
production and processes
Ethernet and PROFINET
• Changing device parameters
via the fieldbus network and
configuration tools
• Saving configurations and
parameters within PLC
projects
• Integration of device status
and diagnostics in PLC
programs or in visualisation
systems
• Module-oriented illustration
of device levels
• Integration of PROFIBUS in
PROFINET networks
• Acyclic communication via
“TCP/IP” or PROFINET NRT
possible for parameters and
diagnostics
Field/device level – indicates
on-site safety/reliability
PROFIBUS and PROFINET
• Fast device exchange via DIP
switches (PROFIBUS) or
memory card (PROFINET)
• Easy identification of the
network status of field
devices via LEDs
• Definition of device
behaviour in the event of
a communication error
• Setting of network and
communication attributes
for adjusting machine
performance
• Supported ProfiSafe profile
means network can be used
for normal and safety-orient-
ed communication
• On-site diagnostics with LEDs
and HMI
• Acyclic communication
with “DPV1” possible for
parameters and diagnostics
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At the centre of networking: control platforms and technologies
The topology: Typical control platforms
networks and control
technology Siemens
(PROFIBUS & PROFINET)
Products, systems and services
for drive, control and
information technology, from
components all the way to
holistically integrated systems.
Typical products:
• Controllers: SIMATIC,
modular controller
e.g. S7-300 or S7-400 range
• Software tools: Step 7 for
configuring and programming
a PROFIBUS or PROFINET
network.
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Schneider (PROFIBUS)
Products and systems for
automation and control
technologies.
Typical products
Most controllers available have
Hilscher SyCon cards.
Phoenix Contact (PROFINET)
Products, systems and services
for connection technology in
the world of automation and
for industrial communication.
Typical products:
• Controllers:
AUTOMATIONWORX, e.g. mini
control systems from the ILC
range
• Software tools: PCWorX for
configuring and programming
a PROFINET network.
For further information
about the networks and
commissioning them,
go to www.profibus.org
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At the centre of networking: PROFIBUS and PROFINET
The communication components
PROFIBUS
A joint research project was
started by various companies
and institutes in Germany in
1987 with the aim of pro-
pagating a bit-serial fieldbus.
This was followed in 1993 by
the specification of a simpler
and significantly faster
protocol: PROFIBUS DP.
PROFIBUS DP is used to control
field devices with sensors and
actuators in manufacturing
technology via a central control
system. Central to this are the
many standard diagnostic
options and the connecting
“distributed intelligence”, that
is, networking multiple control
systems with one another.
Data rates of up to 12 Mbps
are possible on twisted two-
wire cables and/or fibre optic
cables.
Master 000
R R
Device Device
Slave 002 Slave 003
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With 25 million devices, the
PROFIBUS DP fieldbus
standard is the global market
leader in production auto-
mation.
PROFIBUS PA is used in
process technology to control
measuring devices by means of
a process control system. This
version is suitable for potential-
ly explosive areas in ex zones 0
and 1. The bus lines only
conduct a weak current,
ensuring an intrinsically safe
circuit so that even in the event
of a malfunction, no sparks
capable of producing an
explosion occur. PROFIBUS PA
typically has a slower data
transmission rate of 31.25
kbps.
Device
Slave 030
Features: In PROFINET, data is trans-
• Line topology mitted at 100 Mbps based on a
• Device identification based typical Ethernet mechanism
on HW addresses in slave with twisted pair cables or fibre
• Number of I/O devices optic cables.
limited to 127
• Number of parameters Features:
restricted to a max. of • Topology: line, star, tree
242 bytes • Device identification based
on logical names and IP
addresses
PROFINET • Number of I/O devices
Is the open Industrial Ethernet limited to 255
standard from PROFIBUS & • Unrestricted parameter
PROFINET International (PI). configuration
PROFINET uses TCP/IP and IT
standards, is real-time Ethernet-
capable and enables the
integration of fieldbus systems.
The concept is designed to be
modular so that users can
select their own functions.
These functions are essentially
differentiated by the type of
data exchange required to fulfil
the speed requirements.
100 Mbps
Device Device Device Device Device Device
10 Mbps
Device Device Device
Device Device Device
Device Device Device
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At the centre of networking: advantages of the field level ...

Solution expertise: always Field level: Fast device exchange via

built into the product at Festo LLDP/memory card
(PROFINET) or DIP switches
The ideal combination of (PROFIBUS)
maximum performance and • Reduce downtimes by quickly
process reliability for every replacing products
conceivable application in
pneumatics, electrical
engineering and networking:
Festo’s valve terminal range.
Unique, intelligent solutions
that can be adapted to all the
requirements of your systems –
and with a convincing
price/performance ratio.

Sub-D (IP65) Profibus 2x M12 Profinet (D-coded) 2x M12 Profibus (B-coded)

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Easy identification of the net-
work status of field devices
• Can be very quickly
recognised via LEDs
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Definition of device behaviour
in the event of a communication
error
• Fail-safe: defined state of
valves and electrical outputs
in the event of communication
errors and when the program
is stopped (idle mode)
• Parameterise a preferred
actuator state depending on
the machine concept
• Module-specific para-
meterisation of the
diagnostic behaviour in the
event of an error
CPX-MMI CPX-FMT
Set network and communica-
tion attributes for adjusting
machine performance
• Set the optimum update time
for the particular field device
in PROFINET, or the trans-
mission speed in the network
for PROFIBUS
• Fast start-up with PROFINET
for fast booting maximises
system productivity, e.g. in
tool change applications
• Identify the network topology
by configuring the LLDP
mode with PROFINET
• Fast switching over thanks to
integrated redundancy
management via PROFINET’s
ring structures
• Festo products support all
these options, thereby
enabling the optimum
utilisation of the fieldbus
network and maximising
productivity and machine
performance
Online and on the spot
diagnostics
• Online: see each device
status in plain text via, for
example, Step 7 or integrate
it into a control program
• Localise errors ultra-fast with
LEDs or device diagnostics
• Get extended on-site data
and detailed information
without existing network
infrastructure: with
CPX-MMI or CPX-FMT
Optimum data transparency
• Position and characteristics
for identifying products are
clearly recognisable thanks
to I&M function support in
PROFIBUS and PROFINET
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At the centre of networking: advantages ... up to control/management level

Control level: Changing and saving device
parameters via the fieldbus
network and configuration
tools
• GSD files for including
device-specific information in
software tools, such as Step 7
for PROFIBUS and PROFINET
• Start-up parameterisation for
assigning module-oriented
parameters during the
initialisation phase
• Significantly reduces time
and probability of error as
pre-configured parameters
can be activated directly
from the controller
• With PROFINET, the TCI func-
tion can be used to simplify
access to the appropriate
proprietary online software
(CPX-FMT in this case),
required for parameterisation
and online monitoring, from
the configuration interface
for Festo’s PROFINET prod-
ucts
Integration of device status
and diagnostics in PLC
program or in the visualisation
systems
• Module and channel-specific
display of errors in plain text
via the online diagnostics in
the project planning software
• Basic status of the valve
terminal: simply transferred
as optional status bits within
the process data
• Status interface for
additional information via
CPX: optional via process
data
• Targeted changing and
querying of parameters and
diagnostics: optimum data
access via “diagnostic
telegram” from PROFIBUS
and PROFINET during PLC
start-up and acyclically
during the program run
Device status and diagnostics
with network tools
• Read out module status
or error trace of the CPX
terminal online in plain text:
extended diagnostic data,
e.g. with Step 7
• Festo maintenance tools,
such as CPX-FMT
Integration of PROFIBUS in
PROFINET networks
• PROFIBUS and PROFINET can
coexist trouble-free (proxies)
• Controllers can work with
several networks

Device status/diagnosis
via online diagnostics

Siemens Step 7
Station connection

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Management level:
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Remote diagnostics and
maintenance of controls
and devices from the office
network
• Access via the network can
be realised with CPX-FMT
from various computers for
more transparency without
additional investments in the
infrastructure
• Simple and cost-effective:
project planning using the
PLC Ethernet connection via
the PC network
Transparency for process reliability
also remotely
Networking of applications
and machines
• Ideal, thanks to data
bandwidth and flexibility:
Industrial Ethernet
• For decentralised control
concepts: communication
with a higher-order
controller via PROFIBUS or
PROFINET thanks to the
remote control mode of the
CPX fieldbus node
Storage of process and device
information (documents, web
sites)
• Extended device, machine
and system information can
be stored centrally on data
servers within an Ethernet
network. Status and
diagnostic data can also be
accessed on the CPX
terminal with PROFINET via
an integrated web server.
CPX Web Monitor
• The CPX web monitor HTML
software package is
optimised for visualising the
CPX terminal via a web
browser
• Fast and easy access from all
computers
Use of Ethernet infrastructure
components (wireless LAN)
• The existing infrastructure
for industrial Ethernet makes
integration in the auto-
mation environment or of
special components for
remote maintenance via the
Internet (via VPN, for exam-
ple) quick and inexpensive.
• CPX PROFIBUS node on
standard Ethernet tech-
nology is compatible with
the infrastructure
components.
Live demo at:
www.festo.com/en/
cpx-web-monitor
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An overview of the world of valve terminals Flow rate

(litre/min per valve)
Electrical inputs
(max. per valve terminal)
Number of solenoid coi
(max. per valve termina

Your selection table for valve Valve terminals

electrical periphery

decentralised
terminals ...

… will help you quickly find the

right valve terminal for your 8 16 72 92 144 512 8 16 24 32 40
planned machine design and VSVA – ISO 15407-1
500
therefore the right solution. Modular, individual connections M8/M12,
Design C 1000

CPX/VTSA/VTSA-F – ISO 15407-2 and 550/700

5599-2
Modular, high pneumatic functionality, 1100/1400
with electrical I/Os 1500/1800

VIFB – ISO 5599-2 1200 26

Complies with standards, modular, 2300
with electrical I/Os
4500

CPX/MPA/MPA-F 360
Universal, modular, versatile, serial valve 700
actuation, with electrical I/O
900

CPV 400
Standard, compact, powerful 800
1600

VUVB/VTUB 400 VB12 12

Universal, highly economical 200 500 VB20
800 VB20
1000 VB20

CPV-SC
Compact, Smart Cubic 170

CPA-SC
Modular, Smart Cubic 180

MH1 10
Miniature valve
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VTOC 10
Compact, flexible 2x 3/2-way pilot valves

MHJ, MH2/3/4 10
50 100 150 MHJ
Fast-switching valve,
Individual connection 100 200 400 MH2/3/4

CDVI
Clean Design IP65/67 650

CPX-Terminal: Multifunctional, modular and flexible periphery. Independent

platform, comprehensive diagnostics and function integration. Optional:
remote I/O, remote control and motion control.

CPI-System
Decentralized installation system. Up to 16 I/O-modules and valve terminals.
3 platforms for each I/O-module, valve terminals and master modules.

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End position controller Soft Stop

Servopneumatic positioning system

Function integration
Multi-axes interface for electrical axes

Safety valves

Soft-start/exhaust valve
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Electrical voltage zones

Vertical stacking

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AS-Interface
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Valve

Piloted
properties

Vacuum

Multiple pressure zones

IP40
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IP65
Protection

IP67

Explosion-proof

Status bit

Module-/channel oriented
Diagnostics

Preventative maintenance

Web-based, Web monitor

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Valve terminals for PROFIBUS and PROFINET
Electrical peripherals
CPX – flexible, sturdy and
installation-saving!
The ideal valve terminal
partner: electrical, open and
direct. The CPX terminal is the
ideal platform for electrical
peripherals. It supports all
worldwide-established fieldbus
systems and all customised
installation standards. Simple,
flexible and integral connection
of pneumatic and electrical
control loop systems to an
automation system.
Function integration:
• Analogue/digital I/Os
• Temperature measurement
• Voltage zones
• Controllers for electrical and
servo-pneumatic axes
• Pre-processing
• Comprehensive diagnostic
concept
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CPI – maximum cycle rates
with minimum installation
work
The CPI system comes into its
own in pneumatics, electrical
engineering and networking.
CPI enables centralised net-
working with a decentralised
installation. Designed in
IP65/67 for on-site installation
as a prerequisite for high-
speed machines. The CPX-CP
interface controls up to
512 drives in a universal,
harmonised system with highly
modern networking options.
Versatile diagnostic options
included!
CPX-FB33/FB34/FB35
PROFINET nodes –
standardised communication!
Standardised and integrated
communication technology for
advanced diagnostic require-
ments, from the operating and
control level to the field level,
even in harsh production
environments thanks to
IP65/67. With CPX/MPA or
CPX/VTSA, it supports
integration in the Siemens
automation environment and
provides a broad range of IT
services: web server for remote
maintenance, remote diagnos-
tics, integrated homepage,
e-mail alerts, automatic IP
address allocation (DCP),
topology identification (LLDP).
Version CPX-SF34/35
PROFINET node with integrated
PC Worx control.
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Valve terminals
MPA – for maximum system
efficiency!
The most modern, modular
and robust valve technology
in solid metal – with up to
128 valves, thanks to unique
internal serial communication!
Combined with CPX, any kind
of electrical connection is
possible!
Function integration:
integrated functions, such as
voltage zones, pressure
sensors, proportional pressure
regulators and extensive diag-
nostics capabilities guarantee
maximum process reliability
and minimum installation
costs. Control cabinet opti-
misation: pneumatic multiple
connector plate for installation
on the control cabinet,
3/2 non-return function, Ex
approval for zone 2, 22.
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VTSA – modular, flexible and CPV – compact, sturdy and CPV-SC and CPA-SC –
compliant with standards! extremely powerful! small but great!
Three valve sizes are available The perfect balance between Consistently miniaturised so
for up to 32 standard valves on size and flow rate. The main that no space is too small for
one VTSA. application of CPV is in the compact valve terminal
Function integration: decentralised system concepts, range, be it the modular
sensor valves, press valves, not least thanks to protection CPA-SC or the extremely
special valves for pneumatic class IP65. Ideal for positioning compact CPV-SC.
manual clamping devices and on robot arms and in handling
rotary cylinders, gradual solutions. Its small size and
pressure build-up. low weight permits installation
Vertical stacking with in the immediate vicinity of the
controllers, flow control valves, actuator for faster cycle times.
shut-off plates, as well as
extensive pneumatic functions.
High simultaneity for valve
switching thanks to large
exhaust cross sections.
Encapsulated valves can be
used in a fine-dust environment.
The VTSA can be integrated
into all common fieldbus
networks and Ethernet via the
CPX terminal.
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Motors & controllers for PROFIBUS

Holistic mechatronic motion
solutions from one source:
from controller to ready-to-
install handling systems.
From modular and compact
controller concepts for
standard pneumatics to
servo-pneumatic and electric
positioning all the way to
sensors and compact camera
systems for process diagnos-
tics and quality assurance.
With its controller and motor
portfolio, Festo covers a wide
range of servo and stepper
motor functions, optimally
adapted to all electrical drives.

Modular, flexible, universal:

motor controllers for PROFIBUS PROFIBUS

Servo motor controller Servo motor controller Stepper motor controller Motor controllers
CMMP-AS CMMS-AS CMMS-ST SFC-LAC SFC-DC

Servo motors Stepper motors Servo motors

EMMS-AS EMMS-ST MTR-DCI

Gantry axes Cantilever axes Handling axes HME

with linear motor
EGC DGE-ZR-RF HME DGEA

DGE EGSK/EGSP EGSA DNCE Mini-slide SLTE with

DC motor

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Servo motor controllers
CMMP-AS/CMMS-AS and
servo motor EMMS-AS
For special requirements: the
highly functional controller
CMMP-AS. For standard
functions: the controller
CMMS-AS.
Stepper motor controller
CMMS-ST and stepper motor
EMMS-ST
Stepper motor technology in a
genuine plug & work solution
package: the single-axis
position controller CMMS-ST
combined with an stepper
motor EMMS-ST for single and
multi-axis handling with
moving loads of up to 20 kg.
Pneumatic drive
Pick & place
Systematically quicker to your individual, mechatronic handling system
Single-field controllers SFC-DC
and SFC-LAC
Both single-field controllers
offer simple configuration and
commissioning using Festo
Configuration Tool FCT for
parameterisation and commis-
sioning. Simply enter the
parameters and position sets,
and you’re ready to go.
Motor controller SFC-DC
Simple selection and commis-
sioning: the SFC-DC concept
embraces the easy input of
positioning sets at the
controller via the man-machine
interface or via the computer-
aided Festo Configuration Tool.
Perfect as a Festo plug and
work® ready-to-install solution
in combination with the electric
gripper HGPLE or electric slide
SLTE.
Servo-pneumatics with
displacement encoder
Gantries
Position controller SFC-LAC
Similar to the SFC-DC, the
SFC-LAC offers the same
functions for the handling axis
HME.
Intelligent servo motor MTR-DCI
Includes all necessary
components – motor, gear unit,
motor controller and power
electronics.
Wide torque range, ideal for
positioning tasks.
For more detailed information
contact your Festo sales
engineer – or go to
www.festo.com
Linear motor
Tripod
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Big trend: installation concepts
For more performance
Clever machine concepts for
gaining new heights in terms of
productivity and process relia-
bility are not only a result of
the right portfolio, but also the
right machine and installation
concept – for today’s and
tomorrow’s requirements.
Festo covers nearly all possible
options. Your system decision
and its electrical aspect drasti-
cally influence the performance
of the pneumatic control loop
system. Three selectable
installation concepts –
centralised, decentralised and
hybrid – will optimise your
cycle times and efficiency.
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Centralised installation
• Control of several drives and
functions via one valve
terminal
• Short control loop system
(extending over only a few
meters)
• Typical number of I/Os
between 16 and 128
Benefits
• Up to 60 % more efficient,
thanks to function integration
• Channel costs reduced by up
to 50 %
• Up to 40 % better
performance
• Downtimes reduced by up to
35 %
• Minimised expense for
complete power supply
• Minimised expense through
centralised, easy-to-access
installation
• Central service point
Decentralised installation system
• Individual functions on a
small valve terminal
• Installation-saving hybrid
cable for data and power
• Typical number of I/Os
between 16 and 512
Benefits
• Space reduced by up to 70 %
• Air consumption reduced by
up to 50 % – smaller valves
possible for the same per-
formance
• Cycle times shortened by up
to 30 % thanks to very short
tubing lengths
• Optimum flow rates and
switching times
• Comprehensively flexible:
3 master concepts 32 to
512 I/O; 3 valve terminals;
3 I/O platforms
• Portable use possible thanks
to light weight
• Teach-in function for
automatic configuration
• Simplified and shortened:
service and maintenance
Hybrid installation system
(centralised/decentralised)
• Only available from Festo!
• Combines both systems –
can be expanded to any size
• Also ideal in a control
cabinet or on a control
cabinet wall.
Benefits
• Best mix
• Short cycle times and high
machine performance
• System costs reduced by up
to 20 % in terms of the TCO
• Maximum freedom of
selection, centralised or
decentralised
• Range of diagnostic options
freely selectable
Complete with fieldbus connection:
control cabinets with remote I/O
and valve terminals
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Big trend: function integration

For reduced costs Valve terminals based on the • High process reliability:
An effective way to reduce your electrical CPX peripherals reduced downtimes thanks to
total cost of ownership involves Below are a few reasons for the comprehensive diagnostics
the electric and pneumatic increased efficiency and on the individual channel
function integration on valve reduced total cost of ownership levels for the electrical
terminals. The result is a (TOC): systems and pneumatics and
reduction in system costs • Installation time drops by the integrated condition
by 20 %. 60 %, sources of error are monitoring system (CMS).
eliminated and the time to Valve terminals and I/O
market is drastically systems from Festo are fully
improved. checked and pre-assembled
• Faster commissioning: thanks and offer a 100 % functional
to Festo’s plug and work©, warranty ex-works.
simpler parameterisation
using standardised interfaces Unprecedented functional
and minimised sources of integration on valve terminals
error thanks to complete • Pressure sensors
integration • Temperature measurement
• Enhanced machine • Proportional pressure
performance: shorter cycle regulators
times by up to 30 % and • Safety functions
reduced air consumption, e.g. • Integrated pneumatic and
by integrating servo-pneu- electric position controllers
matics with Smart Soft Stop. for servo-pneumatics and
electric drive technology

Savings potential

60 %

Further optimised: special

50 % 50 %
designs, e.g. on integration
blocks or PCBs – or under
protective covers
Installation time (time to market)

35 %
30 % 30 %

20 %
I/O channel price

Air consumption

CM/diagnostics

Advancing time
Cycle time CPi

System costs
CMPX/CMAX
Downtime

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Big trend: diagnostics
Festo diagnostics – for
maximum process reliability.
And a universe full of savings
potentials!
From the control level down
to the actuator, Festo’s
diagnostics and condition
monitoring concept covers all
areas and levels. It provides
complete transparency as well
as an overview of which com-
ponent or system will soon fail.
Festo diagnostics cover
sensors, vision systems,
component and device
diagnostics, pre-processing
of diagnostics data via valve
terminals all the way through
to visualisation and seamless
integration into existing control
systems.
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Diagnostics?
Save € 10,000 per minute!
Diagnostics and condition
monitoring systems (CMS)
open up great productivity
reserves in automation – after
all, unplanned downtimes are
expensive!
Downtime?
Scheduled downtime!
Thanks to consistent condition
monitoring, unscheduled
downtimes can be avoided in
35 % of cases. They can be
reduced long-term by improved
diagnostics in 65 % of cases.
Maintenance costs?
Cut them by 50 %!
15 to 40 % of your indirect
costs are for maintenance.
Of these, 50 % are probably
avoidable.
Effective maintenance?
Festo service!
With the Total Productive
Maintenance Support, you can
reliably achieve the goal of
maximum machine availability.
Festo employees will support
you with everything from the
elimination of primary
problems to preventive
maintenance and training.
Valve terminal
CPX/MPA:
number 1 in
diagnostics
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Big trend: energy efficiency

For reduced costs One example In production, selected services,

As the technological leader,
Festo has offered energy-
efficient products and solutions
for a long time, made up of
components, systems and
services, developed by talking
to customers and analysing
their value creation chains.
Saving energy throughout your
production processes
With components and systems
from Festo, surprising savings
potentials can already be
achieved today. From the valve
and valve terminal level all the
way to the highly efficient
compressed air preparation.
Almost unbeatable when
they’re working together!
With the energy monitoring
system GFDM you can save up
to 35 % of your energy costs.
Energy-efficient: engineering
and production
Festo supports the concept
and design of energy-efficient
systems with a number of
software tools. From individual
components to complex
automation systems. The
Positioning Drives selection
software for electric drive
systems, for example, prevents
faulty designs and energy
waste by the optimum
selection of components.
such as condition monitoring
or compressed air consumption
analysis, make energy efficiency
easy. This enables you not only
to detect critical changes in
your system immediately and
to intervene in time, but also
to achieve energy savings of
up to 35 %.
The individual services:
• Condition Monitoring Service
• Energy Saving Service
• Compressed air quality
analysis
• Compressed air consumption
analysis

Front End Display FED SCADA software VipWin

or

Controller FDC

or
Contribution to energy efficiency:
perfectly designed components
in combination with ready-to-
install solutions.

Flow sensor SFE1 Flow sensor MS6-SFE

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Industrial partners
Robust metal designs for body
assembly and welding
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Trust counts – the automotive
world counts on Festo
Automotive manufacturers trust
Festo, and for good reasons.
Because Festo helps to win the
daily competition for the most
efficient production. Over 40
years of experience guarantee
an excellent overall understand-
ing of the individual production
segments in the press shop,
body production, in painting
systems, motors or assembly
lines. Suppliers, mechanical and
plant engineers in associated
areas also count on Festo.
Fast tool change thanks to fast
start-up
Festo inside from A to Z –
electronics industry
Electronic products, such as
mobile phones, flat screens,
navigation systems or pulse
meters, but also solar cells,
follow a clear trend:
miniaturisation and maxi-
misation of functions. From
the manufacture of wafers and
silicon wafers to the finished
end product: Festo is involved
in all production steps.
Comprehensive know-how,
concentrated in a product
range that perfectly meets the
specific handling and pro-
cessing requirements of
electronic and precision
mechanics components for
• Light assembly
• Flat panel production
• Photovoltaics
And of course optimised with
regard to ESD protection,
CT-freedom, clean room
compatibility and connection
technology. Guidelines, such as
RoHS and WEEE, are included.
Compact fieldbus nodes.
SEMI Specification compliant
3.152 and EN50170
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Simply clean – food
and packaging industry
Mixing, sterilising,
pasteurising, packaging,
handling – components as well
as system solutions from Festo
contribute towards efficient
automation, mostly in
combination with continuous
processes and factory auto-
mation.
With innovative Clean Design
solutions, Festo ensures food
safety in the splash area. Festo
will further support you with
individual solutions – thanks to
the sector expertise of their
sales engineers.
Clean Design for maximum
ease of cleaning and corrosion
resistance.
Synergetic impulses – for more
intelligent process automation
Centralised and decentralised
automation concepts for
process automation. For GMP,
food or ATEX zones, for high
and low temperatures, for
harsh and corrosive ambient
conditions.
Optional: FDA and HACCP
conformity. Condition monitor-
ing and interdisciplinary
diagnostics concepts based on
diagnosable products reduce
production downtime to a
minimum.
However different the sectors
are, their objectives are
nevertheless the same: Our
specialists will not only advise
you on technology, reliability
and quality, but will also advise
you on how to reduce your
total cost of ownership in a
long-term and comprehensive
manner. Discover our complete
product range from a single
source for yourself: products,
system solutions and services.
Classic version or in stainless
steel: Control cabinets from
Festo meet a very wide range
of requirements, such as ATEX,
GMP, FDA …
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More added value included – customised solutions

A further trend – and always at Whether fieldbus or Ethernet,

the forefront of our minds at
Festo: the need for customised
solutions. Those who demand
a certain amount of added
individuality beyond valve
terminals, electrical peripher-
als, function integration and
sector orientation are in the
right place.
our customised solutions meet
all current and future market
requirements – all the way to
commissioning service.
The same applies here: pneu-
matics, electrical engineering
and networking from a single
source.

100 % specially designed –
for you
Examples:
• On integrated blocks
• On printed circuit boards
• Modular control units
• Under protective covers
Ready-to-install pneu- Festo also delivers complete
matics: Built, assembled control cabinets with
and tested. Guaranteed remote I/Os and valve
performance and function. terminals. You get a
Connect – ready. complete solution:
stand-alone or with a field-
bus connection to your host
system.
Optimised and individu- Build yourself or order as a
alised fieldbus solutions complete ready-to-install
Technology: mounting plate (valves, air
• Electric preparation units, pressure
• Pneumatic gauges): ready-to-install
• Mechatronic complete solution for a
• Integrated in a machine unit on the fieldbus.
machine profile

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Training
Festo CPX valve terminals –
commissioning, modifying
and troubleshooting –
CPX
This seminar offers you the
basics on functionality, pneu-
matic circuit diagrams, electric
connection technology and
practical diagnostic know-how.
Reliable construction of
machines and systems –
SEP-PILZ and SEP-SICK
You apply the standard DIN EN
954-1 “Safety-related parts of
control systems – General
principles for design” and
related standards and know the
requirements and options for
safe electrical engineering and
pneumatics.
This seminar is also aimed at
all mechanical and electrical
design engineers, as well as
control technicians. Explanations
are provided using actual
machine models with
components from Sick or Pilz.
Energy-efficient design and
safety in pneumatic systems –
DESIGN 1 and 2
Over or undersizing leads to
high costs, lower quality or
hazards. In this seminar,
fundamental solutions relating
to “Safety-related pneumatics”
and correct sizing will be
developed based on specific
examples.
The aim is to enable design
engineers and planners to
optimally plan and design
pneumatic systems.
Pneumatics refresher and
update – P-NEW/P111
Improving the performance and
availability of production plants
is a constant quest that equally
affects production, operating
resources and maintenance.
P-NEW shows the most
important innovations in
control technology in a
compact and practical way.
Problem-solving techniques
for maintenance personnel –
EM-PST
Modern industrial plants are
highly complex, making it
increasingly difficult for
maintenance staff to detect
the cause of faults using their
technical expertise and
experience alone. A methodical
approach is required.
We offer customised fieldbus,
networking or application
seminars for individual
requirements.
An overview of these and other
courses and consultancy can be
found at www.festo-tac.com.
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Technical information: PROFIBUS and PROFINET
PROFIBUS – basic features
PROFIBUS distinguishes
between active stations such
as PLCs or PCs (which are
referred to as master devices)
and passive stations such as
sensors or actuators (which are
known as slave devices).
There are three different
options with regard to
transmission technology:
• RS-485 transfer for DP and
FMS with a two-wire cable
• IEC 1158-2 transfer for PA
• Fibre optic cable
Network topology
Linear bus, active bus terminal
at both ends.
Medium:
Screened, twisted cable.
Number of stations:
32 stations in each segment
without repeater.
Expandable up to 127 stations
with repeater.
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System design
The PROFIBUS network is
configured with the aid of
device description files and
the proprietary configuration
programs provided by the
device manufacturers.
The S7 range of controllers
from Siemens supports
configuration of Profibus DP
in the integrated hardware
configuration of the module in
the STEP 7 programming
software.
Festo valve terminals are
communicated to the hardware
catalogue simply by loading
the device description files and
corresponding bitmaps. Clearly
defined entries for the various
valve terminal modules enable
individual configurations to
be created by dragging and
dropping.
Festo valve terminals configured
with Mitsubishi ProfiMap
Festo valve terminals con-
figured with Siemens STEP 7
Festo valve terminals offer
intensive device-specific
diagnostics. The diagnostic
information is displayed in the
form of text entries in the
device description files when the
STEP 7 software is in online
mode. They help provide fast
and straightforward trouble-
shooting in the event of a
malfunction without the need
for additional programming.
PROFIBUS
Menu
Enter
Error
I/F
Power
Festo valve terminals configured
with Siemens STEP 7
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PROFINET technology
PROFINET is essentially divided
into Profinet CBA and Profinet
IO:
• Profinet CBA (Component
Based Automation) is suit-
able for component-based
communication via TCP/IP.
• PROFINET IO was created for
real-time (RT) and synchro-
nous communication IRT
(IRT = Isochronous Real-
Time) with decentralised
peripherals.
Profinet CBA and Profinet IO
can communicate on the same
bus system at the same time.
Three different protocol levels
have been defined:
• TCP/IP for Profinet and
commissioning a system with
cycle times of around 100 ms
and acyclic communication
services
• RT for Profinet and Profinet
IO, cyclic I/O data exchange
in an application with 10 ms
cycle times
• IRT for Profinet IO, applica-
tions in drive technology with
cycle times of less than 1 ms
Profinet IO
Profinet IO describes all data
exchanges between controllers
(devices with “master
functions”) and the devices
(devices with “slave
functions”), as well as para-
meterisation and diagnostics.
Profinet IO is designed for fast
data exchange between
Ethernet-based field devices
and follows the provider/
consumer model. It is well
suited for data exchanges with
bus cycle times of a few ms.
Designing an IO system is
almost identical to designing a
PROFIBUS system in terms of
“look and feel”.
Configuration
The properties of an IO device
are described in a GSD file
(Generic Station Description).
The language used here is
GSDML (GSD Mark-up
Language), an XML-based
language. In a development
environment, the GSD file
serves as the basis for planning
and configuring a Profinet IO
system. The GSDML for valve
terminals and the CPX terminal
contains all the information
needed for the configuration
and settings using a
configuration and programming
software, such as Siemens
STEP 7.
You can find the latest GSDML
file for the CPX terminal on
Festo’s website at:
www.festo.com/fieldbus
Installation guidelines
Regardless of the network-
structure, the extent of a
PROFINET segment must not
exceed 100 m at 100Base-TX.
Using switches and routers, a
network can be divided into
multiple segments. This makes
it possible to structure the
PROFINET network and create
larger network extensions. Valve
terminals and the CPX terminal
from Festo have integrated
switches, enabling the bus line
to be connected through them.
You can access installation
guidelines from the PROFINET
user organisation (PI):
www.profibus.com

PROFIBUS PROFINET
Network Communication Network Communication

Communication Cable length Branch line length Communication Cable length between
speed speed the connections

187.5 kbps 1000 m 33.3 m 10 Mbps 100 m to 2 km*

500 kbps 400 m 20.0 m 100 Mbps (standard) 100 m to 15 km*
1.5 Mbps 200 m 6.6 m 1000 Mbps 100 m to 120 km*
12 Mbps 100 m – * Depends on cable/frequency and peripherals

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Glossary

Auto cross-over Automatically identifies whether transmitter and receiver lines are crossed or not

Baud rate Defines the amount of data transmitted per second, determines the extent of the
bus network

Change of state Data is only transmitted after a change of state

CPX error trace Built-in error memory of the CPX terminal, in which the 40 newest diagnostics
messages in the fieldbus node are stored

CPX-FMT PC software for the CPX terminal, access to all system data, such as parameters and
diagnostics via Ethernet or a CPX/USB adapter

CPX-MMI Handheld CPX terminal, access to all system data, such as parameters and
diagnostic CPX web monitor
HTML software for visualising the system status and diagnostics from Industrial
Ethernet CPX terminals

Free of copper Usually products which are free of copper and PTFE. Essential in the production of
and PTFE screens, for example.

Cyclic Data is transmitted at certain intervals

DCP Discovery and Configuration Protocol; can be used to set or read the name, IP and
address and other parameters

ESD Electrostatic discharge, usually due to frictional electricity, dangerous or undesirable

in many areas of production

FDA Food and Drug Administration. The drug approval authority, part of the Department
of Health in the United States

GSD(ML) files Generic Station Description file – description of a device and parameters, required
for a PROFIBUS or PROFINET configuration

HACCP The Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points concept (HACCP) is a preventive
system which should ensure the safety of food and consumers

HMI Human Machine Interface. Components of a control or process control system which
develops and visualises information.

I&M The “Identification & Maintenance” (I&M) functions specify the standardised way in
which specific data that describes PROFIBUS devices (in accordance with a rating
plate) has to be stored in the devices.

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IP addresses Logical addressing of PROFINET devices on a network

IRT Isochronous Real Time: the PROFINET communication channel that ensures
synchronous, time-controlled data transfer

LLDP Lower Layer Discovery Protocol: provides the basis for recording a topology and for
determining the configuration

PI Profibus and Profinet International - an international communications community for

PROFIBUS and PROFINET. Definition of standards and promotion of technology

Polling Data is constantly being transmitted with the bus cycle

PROFIBUS-DPV1 DPV1 enhances the cyclic communication functions of Profibus DP in accordance

with Profibus standard IEC 61158, by means of acyclic transmission of parameter
data.

PROFIBUS NRT PROFINET NRT (Non Real Time) was defined for applications in process automation
that are not time-critical. Achievable cycle times > 100 ms.

Proxy Substitute: represents a field device or a complete fieldbus system in PROFINET

RoHS EC directive 2002/95/EU regulates the ban of certain substances during the
manufacture and processing of electrical and electronic devices and components,
also regulates the incorporation into respective national law

RT Real-time: identifies a real-time protocol that can be operated in Ethernet controllers

without any special support.

PLC Programmable Logic Controller – module for controlling or regulation

TCO Total Cost of Ownership is a calculation method with which all accrued costs for
investment goods are estimated in order to identify known cost drivers or hidden
costs.

VPN Virtual Private Network. Technology for accessing a closed network (e.g. company
networks) via the Internet or other separate networks

WEEE EC directive 2002/96/EU for reducing the increasing amount of electronic scrap from
discarded electric and electronic devices.

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Argentina
Festo S.A.
Edison 2392
(B1640 HRV) Martinez
Prov. Buenos Aires
Tel. ++54 (0)11/47 17 82 00, Fax 47 17 82 82
e-mail: info@ar.festo.com
Australia
Festo Pty. Ltd.
Head Office (Melbourne)
179-187 Browns Road, P.O. Box 261
Noble Park Vic. 3174
Call toll-free 1300 88 96 96
Fax toll-free 1300 88 95 95
Tel. ++ 61(0)3/97 95 95 55, Fax 97 95 97 87
e-mail: info_au@festo.com.au
Austria
Festo Gesellschaft m.b.H.
Linzer Straße 227
1140 Wien
Tel. ++43 (0)1/91 07 50, Fax 91 07 52 50
e-mail: info_at@festo.com
Belarus
IP Festo
Minsk, 220035
Mascherov Prospekt, 78
Belarus
Tel. ++375 (0)17/204 85 58, Fax 204 85 59
e-mail: info_by@festo.com
Belgium
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Rue Colonel Bourg 101
1030 Bruxelles/Brussels
Tel. ++32 (0)2/702 32 11, Fax 702 32 09
e-mail: info_be@festo.com
Brazil
Festo Automaçao Ltda.
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KM 12,5 - Via Anchieta
04183-080 Sao Paulo SP-Brazíl
Tel. ++55 (0)11/50 13 16 00, Fax 50 13 18 68
e-mail: info_br@festo.com
Bulgaria
Festo Bulgaria EOOD
1592 Sofia
9, Christophor Kolumb Blvd.
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e-mail: info_bg@festo.com
Canada
Festo Inc.
5300 Explorer Drive
Mississauga, Ontario L4W 5G4
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e-mail: info_ca@festo.com
Chile
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6500151 Santiago de Chile
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e-mail: info.chile@cl.festo.com
China
Festo (China) Ltd.
1156 Yunqiao Road
Jinqiao Export Processing Zone
Pudong,
201206 Shanghai, PRC
Tel. ++86 (0)21/58 54 90 01, Fax 58 54 03 00
e-mail: info_cn@festo.com
Colombia
Festo Ltda.
Avenida El Dorado No. 98-43
Bogotá
Tel. ++57 (0)1/404 80 88, Fax 404 81 01
e-mail: festo@festo.com.co
Croatia
Festo d.o.o.
Nova Cesta 181
10000 Zagreb
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e-mail: info_hr@festo.com
Czech Republic
Festo, s.r.o.
Modranska 543/76
147 00 Praha 4
Tel. ++420 261 09 96 11,
Fax ++420 241 77 33 84
e-mail: info_cz@festo.com
Denmark
Festo A/S
Islevdalvej 180
2610 Rødovre
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e-mail: info_dk@festo.com
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Festo AG & Co. KG Festo K.K. Festo Pte. Ltd.
P.O. Box 1-26-10 Hayabuchi, Tsuzuki-ku 6 Kian Teck Way
73726 Esslingen Yokohama 224-0025 Singapore 628754
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Tel. ++358 (09)/87 06 51, Fax 87 06 52 00
Malaysia
e-mail: info_fi@festo.com South Africa
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France
Bandar Sri Damansara, Wilayah Persekutuan 22-26 Electron Avenue, P.O. Box 255
Festo Eurl
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