Epec offers complete control

Epec is hoping to be a controlling influence at INTERMAT. The Finnish firm’s managing director, Jouni Matikainen, said the 32-bit processor and increased calculating power of the new 5050 control unit for mobile construction machines had created a “very powerful” unit. Matikainen said that all Epec’s range of control units, including the new 2024 model being exhibited at the show, have been made to cope with extreme application conditions, including dust-heavy mining.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
RSS5061 Epec is hoping to be a controlling influence at INTERMAT.

The Finnish firm’s managing director, Jouni Matikainen, said the 32-bit processor and increased calculating power of the new 5050 control unit for mobile construction machines had created a “very powerful” unit.

Matikainen said that all Epec’s range of control units, including the new 2024 model being exhibited at the show, have been made to cope with extreme application conditions, including dust-heavy mining.

“We are looking for dealer partners in France,” added Matikainen. “We have an office in China but all our products are manufactured in Finland.

www.epec.fi

Hall: 5A Stand: G072

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