Infoboards

Bosch Rexroth infoboards are modular information display systems designed for industrial workplace organization and visual communication in manufacturing environments. These boards serve automotive assembly lines, electronics production facilities, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and general industrial operations where operators need quick access to work instructions, quality charts, process documentation, and safety information. The system includes magnetic marker boards, pin boards, and mobile variants like the MOBIL-MAG.MARK.-BORD (3842515774) that can be repositioned as production requirements change. Industrial facilities use these boards to implement lean manufacturing principles, display standard operating procedures, and maintain ISO 9001 quality management documentation at point-of-use locations.

Selection criteria for Bosch Rexroth infoboards center on mounting method, document format compatibility, and mobility requirements in industrial applications. Fixed wall-mounted options like WAND-MAGNET >DIN A0 (3842516405) accommodate large format technical drawings and process charts, while mobile variants such as MOBIL-MAGNET-BORD (3842516407) provide flexibility for changing production layouts. Pin board variants like ECO-PIN-BORD (3842515771) suit environments where magnetic mounting is unsuitable due to material compatibility, while magnetic systems offer quick document changes without puncturing papers. ESD variants like the ESD Infotafel zweiseitig A4 (3842537870) are essential for electronics manufacturing where electrostatic discharge protection is mandatory. Board size selection ranges from A4 format for individual workstations to DIN A0 for team information centers.

Bosch Rexroth infoboards comply with ISO 14001 environmental management standards for sustainable manufacturing and ISO 9001 quality management requirements for workplace organization systems. ESD variants meet IEC 61340-5-1 standards for electrostatic discharge control in electronics manufacturing environments, ensuring surface resistivity values between 10^6 and 10^9 ohms for controlled static dissipation. The modular construction follows DIN 4102 fire safety classifications for industrial workplace equipment, while ergonomic design principles align with EN ISO 14738 anthropometric requirements for visual display positioning. Material compositions meet REACH compliance for restricted substances in industrial applications, and the aluminum profiles conform to DIN EN 755 specifications for extruded aluminum components used in industrial systems.

ECO variants like ECO-MAG.MARKER-BORD (3842515772) represent cost-effective stationary solutions for fixed workplace installations with basic magnetic or pin-based document attachment systems. MOBIL variants such as MOBIL-PIN-BORD (3842515773) feature integrated mobility systems with wheels or handles, allowing repositioning between workstations as production schedules change or during facility reconfigurations. WAND variants like WAND-PIN >DIN A0 (3842515775) are permanent wall-mounted systems designed for high-traffic areas requiring large format display capabilities and enhanced stability. The ECO series prioritizes affordability for standard applications, MOBIL series emphasizes flexibility for dynamic manufacturing environments, while WAND series provides maximum durability and display area for central information hubs in industrial facilities.

Bosch Rexroth infoboards integrate with the company's modular aluminum profile system using standardized T-slot connections and M8 fasteners, ensuring compatibility with existing Rexroth workstation frameworks and assembly systems. Wall-mounted variants require secure mounting to structural elements capable of supporting distributed loads up to 25 kg per linear meter, while mobile units need level flooring with clearance for wheel movement and positioning. ESD variants require proper grounding connections through the aluminum profile system to maintain electrical continuity for static dissipation. Installation spacing must allow operator access within 600mm viewing distance per ergonomic standards, and magnetic variants need separation from sensitive electronic equipment to prevent interference. The modular design permits field modifications and expansions without specialized tools beyond standard hex keys and profile cutting equipment.

Bosch Rexroth infoboards operate reliably in industrial environments with temperature ranges from -10°C to +60°C, accommodating typical manufacturing facility conditions without material degradation or dimensional instability. The aluminum construction provides inherent corrosion resistance meeting IP20 protection classification for indoor industrial use, while surface treatments resist chemical exposure from common industrial cleaning agents and lubricants. ESD variants maintain static dissipative properties across the full temperature range with surface resistivity stability within IEC 61340-5-1 specifications. Load-bearing components are rated for distributed loads up to 15 kg per square meter for document weight, while magnetic surfaces support up to 2 kg per A4 sheet depending on document thickness. The modular aluminum profiles meet industrial safety standards for workplace equipment with rounded edges and smooth surfaces to prevent operator injury during routine use.

Bosch Rexroth infoboards require minimal maintenance with monthly visual inspections for mounting security, surface cleanliness, and ESD continuity where applicable using standard resistivity meters measuring 10^6 to 10^9 ohm ranges. Quarterly maintenance includes cleaning aluminum surfaces with isopropyl alcohol solutions and verifying magnetic holding strength maintains manufacturer specifications for document retention. The aluminum profile system provides 15-year service life under normal industrial conditions, while magnetic surfaces maintain effectiveness for 10 years with proper handling and storage of magnetic materials. ESD surfaces require annual calibration verification using IEC 61340-5-1 test procedures to ensure continued static dissipation performance. Mobile variants need wheel bearing lubrication every six months and annual inspection of mobility mechanisms, while wall-mounted systems require annual fastener torque verification to maintain structural integrity in vibration-prone environments.