Markem Imaje 10058345
Repair option: send in your faulty unit for component-level repair — $2,500.00 with free diagnostics, a 2-year warranty, and a 5–30 business day turnaround. Repair typically costs 40–70% of a new unit, saving you 30–60%.
Markem Imaje 10058345 repair service is available at Flexa Systems for facilities running the SL350 Series controller platform, and our team also stocks the 10058345 refurbished unit for operations that need same-week turnaround without waiting on a new-build lead time. The Markem Imaje 10058345 is a variable frequency drive controller rated at 100–240 VAC input, drawing between 2A and 5A depending on load, with a power output envelope of 300W to 500W — specs that position it squarely in the mid-range of continuous-duty print-and-apply and industrial coding line applications. Engineers searching for 10058345 troubleshooting help will find that this unit governs motor speed and torque for the print engine drive assembly inside SL350 Series coders, making it a critical node in high-throughput packaging and labeling lines. When this VFD fails, the entire marking station goes offline, which is why understanding 10058345 fault codes is essential for minimizing unplanned downtime on bottling, food processing, or pharmaceutical packaging conveyors. If you've been searching for 10058345 repair near me, Flexa Systems ships repaired and tested units nationwide from our facility in Lewisville, TX, so geography rarely has to be a bottleneck. Industrial VFD repair for Markem Imaje platforms requires OEM-level familiarity with the SL350 drive architecture, and our technicians are trained specifically on these controllers rather than treating them as generic drives. Every unit we return passes a full load-cycle bench test against factory parameter baselines before it leaves our shop.
The Markem Imaje 10058345 is compatible with the SL350 Series controller chassis and communicates with upstream line controllers via standard discrete I/O and serial command interfaces commonly found on Markem Imaje 9040, 9232, and 2200 Series print engines. For Markem Imaje 10058345 integration into broader factory automation networks, the SL350 platform supports interfacing with Siemens S7-300/S7-400 PLCs via Profibus DP as well as Allen-Bradley ControlLogix and CompactLogix families through EtherNet/IP gateway modules already present in many packaging OEM panels. The 10058345 is a recognized 10058345 replacement for earlier Markem Imaje drive boards used in the SL250 and SL300 Series when the host controller firmware has been updated to SL350 revision 3.x or later. Compatibility also extends to standard NEMA 34 and IEC 132-frame motor assemblies with incremental encoder feedback (5V differential A/B/Z), and the drive is routinely paired with line-side input reactors rated at 3% impedance to meet CE and UL 508A panel harmonic requirements.
- DC bus overvoltage fault (F007) triggered on deceleration ramp — common 10058345 fault in installations where the deceleration time parameter is set below 0.8 seconds without a braking resistor connected to the dynamic brake terminals.
- Gate driver IGBT shoot-through on the U-phase output stage, presenting as an overcurrent trip (F003) within 200ms of enable signal assertion — typically caused by electrolytic capacitor ESR degradation after 40,000+ operating hours in ambient temperatures above 45°C.
- 10058345 troubleshooting for intermittent E-Stop fault (F015) often traces to noise coupling from unshielded 24VDC control wiring run parallel to the motor cable inside the SL350 enclosure, causing false logic-low reads on the enable input opto-isolator.
- Thermal overload shutdown (F011) occurring at less than 60% rated load due to blocked heatsink fins packed with label adhesive particulate — an environment-specific failure mode seen in high-speed print-and-apply stations running pressure-sensitive label stock.
Technical Specifications
| Part Number: | 10058345 |
| Manufacturer: | Markem Imaje |
| Voltage: | 100–240 VAC |
| Current: | 2A to 5A |
| Power: | 300W–500W |
| Type: | SmartLase |
