Lakeland Engineering: Your Midwest Distributor for Yaskawa Drives
Efficient motor control is essential in today’s industrial world. From reducing energy costs to improving machine performance, the right drive makes all the difference. Lakeland Engineering Equipment Company is proud to be a trusted Midwest distributor of Yaskawa Drives, offering advanced solutions like the GA800, GA500, and FP605 series. Why Choose Yaskawa Drives? Yaskawa is […]
Short-Term Projects? Rent High Voltage Equipment Without the Long-Term Commitment
When it comes to high voltage testing, having the right equipment on hand is essential—but that doesn’t always mean you need to purchase it outright. For contractors, field technicians, and maintenance teams working on short-term projects, seasonal testing, or emergency repairs, renting a hipot tester can be a smarter, more cost-effective option. At Lakeland Engineering […]
Pepperl+Fuchs Sensors: Reliable Detection for Any Application
In modern industrial automation, reliable sensing technology is the foundation for safe and efficient operations. From detecting objects on a conveyor line to monitoring tank levels, sensors play a critical role in ensuring processes run smoothly. Lakeland Engineering Equipment Company is proud to be a trusted distributor of Pepperl+Fuchs sensors, a global leader known for […]
How to Reduce Commissioning Time by 30% on Multi-Circuit Metering Projects
Commissioning is where metering projects start to get expensive. Not because of one major issue. It comes from small tasks that stack up. Assigning channels. Labeling loads. Mapping communications. Configuring software. Validating that everything works. On larger multi-circuit installations, those steps add up fast. If you’ve been through it, you already know. Commissioning isn’t just a final […]
Secure Remote Access for Industrial Machines with Ewon Cosy+
Machines are stubborn creatures. They run perfectly for months, then one small fault appears and suddenly the entire production line is waiting for someone with a laptop and the right cable. In the past, fixing that problem often meant sending a technician on-site just to log into a PLC and see what was going on. […]
How Anybus Gateways Help Industrial Networks Communicate
Factories are weird little civilizations. Machines speak different languages, often written decades apart by entirely different engineering tribes. One PLC speaks PROFINET, another device insists on EtherNet/IP, and some older piece of equipment is still muttering Modbus like it’s 1997. None of them naturally understands each other. Yet production lines still have to run like […]
Emerson ASCO General Service Valves: Reliable Solutions from Lakeland Engineering
When it comes to fluid control, reliability, efficiency, and long service life are non-negotiable. That’s why Lakeland Engineering partners with Emerson to provide ASCO General Service Valves. These valves are designed for a wide range of applications—whether you need simple on/off control or complex multi-way configurations. As a trusted ASCO distributor, Lakeland Engineering not […]
From Plant Floor to Cloud: Unlocking Data with Turck I/O Systems
In today’s industrial landscape, success depends on more than just keeping machines running. It depends on having the right data at the right time. Whether it’s monitoring production performance, tracking energy use, or preventing costly downtime, the ability to capture and use real-time data has become a competitive advantage. That’s where Turck’s distributed I/O systems […]
Understanding I/O Systems in Industrial Automation: A Practical Guide
In industrial automation, Input/Output (I/O) systems are the vital link between control systems and the physical world. They allow machines to sense what’s happening on the plant floor and act on those conditions in real time, making them foundational to reliable, efficient operations. Whether you’re upgrading an existing control system or designing a new […]
When Winter Lets Go: Preparing Pump Stations for Spring Thaw
By February, winter starts to lose its grip, but for pump stations, that’s when the real work begins. Snow that’s been sitting quietly for months starts to melt. Frozen ground releases runoff. Flow rates rise quickly, and systems that were operating steadily through winter are suddenly pushed into a new operating reality. […]