Creating sustainable value through totally integrated automation.
Siemens’ totally integrated automation (TIA) provides the decisive components needed to optimise your companywide processes. TIA offers a unique range of products and systems that deliver end-to-end solutions, and comprise the core technology capabilities for the manufacturing and processing industry.
Drive systems for greater productivity, energy-efficiency and reliability
From gears, couplings and motors, to frequency converters – our technology solutions for drive systems will ensure maximum productivity, energy-efficiency and reliability for all torque ranges, performance classes, and voltage specifications. Our integrated automation drive systems will enable you to create motion control and CNC solutions.
Learn more about the world’s leader in automation technology at the upcoming TIA User Forum coming to a region near you.
Johannesburg: 7, 8 July 2011, Indaba Hotel.
Port Elizabeth:13, 14 July 2011, Radisson Blue Hotel.
Durban:20, 21 July 2011, Coastlands Hotel, Umhlanga.
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