Microcomputer control, driven by an AC variable-frequency motor, featuring high speed accuracy, low noise, and a long service life.
A large color display screen that shows both set parameters and operating parameters simultaneously, allowing users to adjust parameters arbitrarily during operation.
Equipped with 10 different speed-up and speed-down curves and capable of storing 30 user programs, which can meet various experimental requirements.
Multiple protection functions are provided, including an electronic safety door lock and automatic diagnostic functions for overspeed and faults, to ensure the safety of both operators and the equipment.