Re: Captain Nema Nemo

I belive Yaskawa are marketed in the states under the labels,
Saftronics, Magnetek and some other names I don't remember. I have
no idea why this is, but my Saftronics unit has the name Yaskawa in
the instruction book and the dealer told me that's what I was buying.

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., machines@n... wrote:
> Tim
> I use that many of these that I'm now classed as an agent.
> I use Yaskawa invertors as at the moment IMHO they are the best for
> the price.
> I used to use Mitsubishi and IMO but their new series are too
> expensive and the old series don't come up to what Yaskawa has to
> offer.
> Another low cost one in the UK is Telemechanique.
> See if you can get on the RS web site at htp://rswww.com
> Yes funny web site address but it's genuine.
> If you can, look for Altivar and the single phase models.
> Good thing with the Yaskawa and Altivar ones is that they come
> complete, no programming panels to buy or filters. This is what
> pissed me off with the Mitsubishi ones. Every thing was an extra.
>
> If John H decides to get this machine I can probably fit him up
with
> an old invertor from an updated machine for a nominal cost.