VFD Upgrade: PowerFlex 755 (630 kW) – A Major Step Forward in Drive Reliability
Upgrading industrial drives isn’t just about replacing old hardware — it’s about boosting performance, reliability, and energy efficiency across the entire plant.
Recently, our team successfully upgraded an old Allen-Bradley 700S drive to the newest PowerFlex 755 (630 kW) model for Al Jouf Cement Company.
Here’s why this VFD Upgrade matters:
The PowerFlex 755 series is built with advanced protection, improved thermal performance, and modular components that reduce unexpected downtime.
- Better Energy Efficiency
Modern VFDs deliver higher efficiency at partial loads, helping plants cut operational costs and reduce heat losses.
The 755 supports integrated safety, advanced diagnostics, and seamless communication with industrial networks — giving operators better control and visibility.
- Compact & Service-Friendly
Modular design makes installation and maintenance easier compared to older 700S units.
Older drives like the 700S series are becoming harder to maintain due to aging components and limited OEM support. A VFD Upgrade improves stability and ensures long-term reliability for critical operations such as cement production.
Need Support With VFD Upgrades?
Riyadh Al Etqan specializes in drive modernization, commissioning, and industrial automation solutions.
Let’s upgrade your system — safely and efficiently.