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Industrial intelligence "The revolution has not been successful, and domestic production still needs to work hard"
In the world of automation, brands like PLCs, HMIs, frequency converters, servo controls, buttons, air-opening devices, and relays are well-known. However, when it comes to brand recognition, Siemens, Schneider, Omron, Mitsubishi, ABB, and Yaskawa seem to dominate the market in many people's minds. But where are the domestic brands in this landscape?
Automation products are widely used across various industries. In this exclusive interview, we explore how different sectors incorporate automation technologies.
**Pharmaceutical Machinery**
A pharmaceutical machinery manufacturer in Beijing shared their insights:
Q: What brands do your automation products mainly use?
A: PLCs: Siemens, Schneider; HMIs: Siemens, Schneider; Inverters: Schneider, Mitsubishi; Buttons, indicators, contactors, and relays: Schneider, Omron.
**Printing Machines**
A printing machinery manufacturer in Zhejiang gave their perspective:
Q: Which brands are commonly used in your automation systems?
A: PLCs: Omron, Delta; HMIs: Delta, FANUC; Inverters: Yaskawa, Rexroth; Buttons, indicators, contactors, and relays: Izumi, Schneider, Omron.
**Logistics**
A three-dimensional warehouse production company in Jiangsu provided their input:
Q: What brands do you rely on for your automation needs?
A: PLCs: Siemens, Omron, AB; HMIs: Siemens, Omron, AB; Inverters: Siemens, SEW; Buttons, indicators, contactors, and relays: Siemens, Hequan, Schneider, Omron.
**Machine Tools**
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**Electronic Manufacturing Equipment**
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As shown in the data from Gongkong Research, foreign brands continue to hold a significant share in the automation market, especially in areas like PLCs and servos. Their technological advantages are evident. While China's industrial development started later and faced some technological challenges, Chinese automation professionals are showing strong determination and progress.
The data also reveals that some domestic brands are gaining traction, indicating a positive trend. From Germany’s Industry 4.0 to China’s “Made in China 2025,†the demand for smarter, more precise, and durable automation solutions is growing across all industries.
As the saying goes, “It’s not scary that others are smarter than you, but it’s scary that those who are smarter than you work harder.†With the ever-changing global market, Chinese automation professionals must keep up with the pace. The future holds great potential, and we believe that “Made in China†will soon become “Created in China.â€
Kaikai is excited to see this transformation and looks forward to sharing more insights with you through Gongkong.