The Fuji Electric PXR3-TEY2-GVTA1 is a 1/32 DIN temperature and process controller that self-tunes its PID loop and runs up to 16 ramp/soak segments for thermal profiling. That self-tuning feature means it figures out the P, I, and D gains during the first heat-up cycle — saves the commissioning engineer a round of manual Ziegler-Nichols tweaking. The 1/32 DIN faceplate fits the standard panel cutout, so it swaps into existing temperature-control slots on ovens, packaging seal bars, and plastic-forming stations without reworking the panel door.
The 1/32 DIN form factor (48 x 24 mm panel cutout) is the tightest standard size — it fits where a 1/16 or 1/4 DIN controller will not, like multi-zone heater banks or small-format lab equipment. The self-tuning PID and 16 ramp/soak segments make it suited for processes that follow a thermal profile: a conveyor oven that must preheat, hold, and cool at controlled rates, or a plastic welder that needs a soak step at a specific temperature. The controller handles both temperature inputs (thermocouple, RTD) and standard process signals (4-20 mA, 0-10 V), so it covers the two main control loops you find on a packaging line or a hot-runner mold.