I can confirm that Mark and Danfoss being a respectable brand for continuous use, one reason theyre dearer.
Apart from delivering 3ph 400v output just the way a rotary pseudo 3ph works, just plug machines in exactly the same way via plug and sockets.
Output of mine goes to several 3ph sockets around the shop hard wired in. Can run several machines all at once with no configuring or soft start. eg output where lathe plugged in goes to machines on/off isolator then via multiple contactors, switches, coolant and powering the low voltage transformer for other trips as in spindle start/stop/reverse, emergency stop, spindle cover trip taped open permanently etc exactly the way it was made around 1970.
They don't all need to go direct to motor then faff about with each machines trips and cabling back to the inverter.
Do know a few that run premises from exactly the same type of inverters with additional filters running an array of 3 to 5 axis cnc just plugged in, nothing new been around for some time but at a cost.