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July 27, 2026 BY
IN LENZE

LENZE V450 Web Panel

Aesthetic machine visualizations in modern design, which can also be

operated intuitively, are becoming increasingly important.

With the v450 web panel and our web-based offer, consisting of the

EASY UI Designer project planning tool and the FAST UI Runtime on

the c430. c520. and c550 controllers, we offer a solution for such

visualizations.

The v450 web panel has a fully enclosed housing with IP67 protection

and is therefore suitable for flexible applications. It can be mounted on

a support arm, on a wall, or on the control cabinet wall. The cabling

effort is minimal, since communication and power supply take place

via Power over Ethernet (PoE). A USB interface is offered via an adapter

cable.

Highlights

• TFT color display in 7″, 10.1″, and 15.6″

• Robust multi-touch glass front

• Protection class IP67

• Modern and slim design

• Power over Ethernet (PoE) for easy cabling

Technical data and features

Processor

i.MX8M Mini Quad ARM Cortex-A53 (1.60 GHz)

Operating system

Linux

Display

7″, 1024 x 600 pixels

10.1″, 1280 x 800 pixels

15.6″, 1366 x 768 pixels

Capacitive glass surface with multi-touch

Communication

Ethernet 10/100 Mbps
July 27, 2026 BY
IN LENZE

LENZE v430 web panel

Aesthetic machine visualizations in modern design, which can also be

operated intuitively, are becoming increasingly important.

With the v430 web panel and our web-based offer, consisting of the

EASY UI Designer project planning tool and the FAST UI Runtime on

the c430. c520. and c550 controllers, we offer a solution for such

visualizations. The v430 web panel is ideally suited for classic mounting

in the control cabinet wall.

Highlights

• TFT color display in 7″, 10.1″, and 15.6″

• Robust multi-touch glass front

• Protection class IP66 on front, easy to clean

Technical data and features

Processor

64-bit RISC Quad Core (1.60 GHz)

Operating system

Linux

Display

7″, 1024 x 600 pixels

10.1″, 1280 x 800 pixels

15.6″, 1920 x 1080 pixels

Capacitive glass surface with multi-touch

Communication

Ethernet 10/100 Mbps
July 27, 2026 BY
IN Beckhoff

Beckhoff EL2521-0124 | EtherCAT Terminal, 1-channel pulse train output

The EL2521-xxxx output terminals change the frequency of a binary signal

and output it (electrically isolated from the E-bus). The frequency is preset

by a 16 bit value from the automation device.

The signal state of the EtherCAT Terminal is indicated by light emitting

diodes. The LEDs are clocked with the outputs and each displays an active

output.

Special features:

• Pulse train (frequency output)

• Different operating modes

• Frequency modulation

• Pulse direction setting

• Incremental encoder simulation (2x AB)

• Integrated path control

• Synchronized operation through distributed clocks XFC technology possible

• Different output specifications possible

• 24 V DC version, externally powered, with capture/compare input/output
July 27, 2026 BY
IN Beckhoff

Beckhoff EL2521-0025 | EtherCAT Terminal, 1-channel pulse train output

The EL2521-xxxx output terminals change the frequency of a binary signal

and output it (electrically isolated from the E-bus). The frequency is preset

by a 16 bit value from the automation device. The signal state of the

EtherCAT Terminal is indicated by lightemitting diodes.

The LEDs are clocked with the outputs and each displays an active output.

Special features:

• Pulse train (frequency output)

• Different operating modes

• Frequency modulation

• Pulse direction setting

• Incremental encoder simulation (2x AB)

• Integrated path control

• Synchronized operation through distributed clocks XFC technology possible

• Different output specifications possible

• 24 V DC version, externally powered, ground-switching
July 27, 2026 BY
IN Beckhoff

Beckhoff EL2521-0024 | EtherCAT Terminal, 1-channel pulse train output

The EL2521-xxxx output terminals change the frequency of a binary

signal and output it (electrically isolated from the E-bus).

The frequency is preset by a 16 bit value from the automation device.

The signal state of the EtherCAT Terminal is indicated by light emitting

diodes.The LEDs are clocked with the outputs and each displays an

active output.

Special features:

• Pulse train (frequency output)

• Different operating modes

• Frequency modulation

• Pulse direction setting

• Incremental encoder simulation (2x AB)

• Integrated path control

• Synchronized operation through distributed clocks XFC technology possible

• Output specification: 24 V DC, externally powered
July 27, 2026 BY
IN Beckhoff

Beckhoff EL2521 | EtherCAT Terminal, 1-channel pulse train output

The EL2521-xxxx output terminals change the frequency of a binary signal

and output it (electrically isolated from the E-bus). The frequency is preset

by a 16 bit value from the automation device. The signal state of the

EtherCAT Terminal is indicated by light emitting diodes.

The LEDs are clocked with the outputs and each displays an active output.

Special features:

• Pulse train (frequency output)

• Different operating modes

• Frequency modulation

• Pulse direction setting

• Incremental encoder simulation (2x AB)

• Integrated path control

• Synchronized operation through distributed clocks XFC technology possible

• Different output specifications possible

• RS422 version, 5 V DC level
July 27, 2026 BY
IN Beckhoff

Beckhoff EL2502-0010 | EtherCAT Terminal, 2-channel PWM output

The EL2502-0010 output terminal modulates the pulse width of a binary

signal, and outputs it electrically isolated from the E-bus.

The mark/space ratio is preset by a 16-bit value from the automation device.

The output stage is protected against overload and

short-circuit. The EtherCAT Terminal contains two channels whose signal

state is indicated by LEDs. The LEDs are driven in time with

the outputs, and show the duty factor by their brightness.

The EL2502-0010 supports EtherCAT distributed clock timestamps in

order to influence switching on, off and over of a PWM signal with

microsecond precision.

Special features:

• PWM output with push-pull output stage

• max. output current 0.5 A per channel

• separate frequency adjustable for each channel

• synchronized operation through distributed clocks XFC technology possible

• support of XFC technology timestamp
July 27, 2026 BY
IN SAACKE

SAACKE ATONOX Industry overview

Industry overview

• Energy and heat supply

• Chemicals

• Refineries

• Food industry

• Waste recycling

• Steel and metal processing

• Building materials industry

• Wood processing

• Consumer goods

Benefits

• Robust design with maximum availability, low maintenance requirements, and long service life.

• Minimal operating costs thanks to low auxiliary energy consumption.

• High efficiency due to low residual oxygen in the flue gas, even with the most stringent emission requirements.

• Short planning phase, simple installation and commissioning thanks to modular design.

• Small installation diameter generally requires no changes to the boiler pressure vessel during modernization.

• Future-proof with Best Available Technology (BAT).

• Ideal for new construction or modernization.

• Flexible burner concept thanks to modular design.

• Ideal system concepts for new construction or modernization.

• Version for air preheating (optional).

• Future-proof for industrial decarbonization (“H2 ready” ≤ 100 vol.% hydrogen).

• Bio and synthetic fuels.

• No or only minimal external exhaust gas recirculation required.

• Significant savings.

• Low installation and operating costs.

• Compatible with various control concepts (se@vis, Siemens, etc.)
July 27, 2026 BY
IN SAACKE

SAACKE ATONOX THE ULTRA-LOW-NOX BURNER

ATONOX

THE ULTRA-LOW-NOX BURNER FOR YOUR LARGE-SCALE COMBUSTION.

With its outstanding performance and innovative concepts, the SAACKE ATONOX

is already laying the foundation for a livable environment for future generations.

This is achieved through the use of both conventional and future fuels.

Its success is based on a modular burner design that allows for easy configuration

to different installation situations. This makes the ATONOX extremely flexible and

reduces not only the commissioning effort but also the costs.

Fuels

• Natural gas

• Liquid gas,

• Hydrogen

• Light fuel oil,

• Synthetic fuels

• Special fuels (biogases, bio-oils, etc.)

Applications

• New construction and modernization of industrial plants:

• Shell boilers

• Water-tube boilers

• Thermal oilheaters

• Thermal processing systems
July 24, 2026 BY
IN SAACKE

SAACKE Pulverized fuels.

Pulverized fuels.

Although fuel dusts are a very economical alternative to natural gas or heating oil,

they are often overlooked. This is particularly unfortunate when dusts are produced

as by-products in industrial processes and could directly replace valuable

(and expensive) standard fuels.

In this context, dust is defined as a solid material with a maximum particle size of

up to 0.5 mm. Apart from this definition, however, dusts differ fundamentally in their

water and ash content, their calorific value, and their ignitability, which is directly

related to the proportion of volatile components. For example, lignite dust and hard

coal dust are not very far apart in terms of calorific value, at 20-22 MJ/kg and 25-30

MJ/kg respectively. However, lignite dust has significantly more volatile components

and is therefore more flammable overall. An extreme example is petroleum coke:

this dust contains very few volatile components and therefore places increased

demands on the combustion process despite its high carbon content.

In addition to ground coal, there are numerous biogenic dusts whose utilization

relieves the budget twice over:

• Wood dust/wood grinding dust

• Sugar beet pulp dust

• Rapeseed extraction meal

• Fermentation substrate

• Coffee husks

The SSB swirl burner series is used for all types of dust. Not only does it offer a wide

control range with maximum burnout, it can also be operated in both combustion

chambers and water tube boilers. It reliably falls below even the most stringent emission

limits and impressively demonstrates the possibilities of dust firing.

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