Description

Product Overview

The ELAU MC-4/11/10/400 is an ELAU servo-control component designed for automated machinery requiring coordinated motion and precise motor control. ELAU automation hardware is widely associated with packaging machinery and other high-speed production equipment where servo drives, controllers, motors, and machine-control software operate as an integrated system. The MC-4 family is intended for use within this type of motion-control architecture rather than as a general-purpose industrial drive.

For maintenance teams, correct identification is important because ELAU servo hardware is closely matched to the motor, feedback system, power supply, controller, and machine application. Personally, I would verify the complete machine configuration and nameplate data before substituting a MC-4/11/10/400, particularly on a production line where incorrect drive parameters can cause positioning errors or machine faults.

Technical Specifications — MC-4/11/10/400

ELAU MC-4/11/10/400

Key Features and Benefits — MC-4/11/10/400

• Designed for ELAU machine automation and servo-control systems.
• Supports coordinated motion in automated production equipment.
• Suitable for precision positioning and dynamic machine operations.
• Integrates with ELAU controllers, servo motors, and machine networks.
• Useful as an OEM-specific MRO spare for legacy machinery.
• Modular architecture allows targeted replacement of the affected motion-control component.

Related Models

ELAU MC-4 series: Servo-control hardware designed for coordinated motion applications in automated machinery.

ELAU PacDrive: Automation platform integrating PLC functionality, motion control, servo drives, and machine-level communication.

ELAU Lexium-compatible servo systems: Motion-control solutions used in packaging and machine automation applications.

ELAU servo motors: Motor assemblies designed to operate with compatible ELAU motion-control hardware and feedback systems.

Installation and Maintenance — MC-4/11/10/400

Before installation, isolate the machine and verify the drive part number, motor rating, feedback type, supply voltage, wiring, and machine controller configuration. Save existing parameter settings where possible before removing the original unit.

After installation, inspect motor and feedback connections carefully. Confirm drive parameters, communication status, motor direction, homing behavior, and positioning accuracy before returning the machine to production. Initial testing should be performed at reduced speed and without unnecessary mechanical load.

Product Warranty — MC-4/11/10/400

Warranty conditions depend on the supplier and whether the unit is new, surplus, refurbished, or repaired. Confirm warranty duration, testing status, serial-number traceability, and return conditions before purchase. For production-critical motion equipment, a documented functional test is recommended.

The ELAU MC-4/11/10/400 should be matched to the existing machine’s complete motion-control configuration. Verifying motor, feedback, controller, and drive parameters before replacement is essential for reliable commissioning.