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Verlinde releases hollow profile handling rails
Verlinde has introduced a hollow profile for its range of handling rails in Eurosystem Alu aluminium.
News from Verlinde ( 8 October 2008)
Fanuc updates the 410iB series palletising robot
Fanuc Robotics has launched the latest version of its 410iB series palletising robot with an increased payload capability of 55 per cent. Brochure available
News from Fanuc Robotics (UK) ( 8 October 2008)
ATM introduces seven-axis robot arm
The MR20 robot arm from ATM features a seven-axis design that allows the robot to closely emulate motions of a human arm, enabling it to perform complicated tasks at high speed in restricted areas.
News from ATM Automation (25 September 2008)
British Turntable Co turns tables on fire damage
User application article British Turntable Co has revealed how it supplied a low profile deck, refurbished the rope drive winch and added stage extensions to the Library Theatre in Manchester following fire damage.
News from British Turntable Co (10 September 2008)
TM Robotics to exhibit TH450T robot at PPMA
TM Robotics will exhibit a ceiling-mounted Toshiba Machine SCARA robot with vision provided by PCS Industries at the PPMA show to be held at Birmingham's NEC between 30 September and 2 October. Brochure available
News from TM Robotics (Europe) ( 9 September 2008)
Kuka launches robotic palletising solution
Kuka has unveiled its latest high-speed palletising solution using a standard robot that is capable of rapidly packing 25kg sacks as fast as 24 units a minute. Brochure available
News from KUKA Automation + Robotics ( 4 September 2008)
Work experience leads to apprenticeship
Joseph Smith has joined Robson's Modern Apprenticeship programme, where his training will involve all aspects of engineering, design and manufacture of materials handling equipment.
News from Robson Handling Technology (26 August 2008)
Snake-arm robots see where endoscopes can't go
Companies can significantly reduce their H and S costs by using snake-arm robots to conduct confined spaces operations.
News from OCRobotics (18 August 2008)
Prototype arm points to in-space repairs
User application article Prototype robotic arm is part of a satellite project that could extend the lives of orbiting spacecraft by conducting on-orbit repairs or towing fuel-depleted spacecraft to new orbits.
News from Alliance Spacesystems (14 August 2008)
Robots automate vehicle tests
Integrated robot drivers can be used to automate vehicle testing and benchmarking.
News from Oxford Technical Solutions (11 August 2008)
Robotic tooling covers all applications
To assist users in getting the most from their robots and automation, ATM has launched its modular robotic tooling solutions manual.
News from ATM Automation ( 8 August 2008)
Quality components provide reliable workholding
User application article The Roemheld components are simple to use and install and once on a fixture, they need little maintenance and are extremely reliable. Brochure available
News from Roemheld UK (30 July 2008)
Concentric vice handles 3mm workpieces
User application article Roemheld's Hilma MC125Z concentric vice offers provides the ability to grip on just 3mm, removing the need to mill a large amount of excess material away. Brochure available
News from Roemheld UK (21 July 2008)
Robotics automate cumbersome flash removal
User application article A six-axis robot system with a horizontal reach of 2m and a payload capacity of 50kg was chosen to automate flash removal on Ridgigully products.
News from ATM Automation (14 July 2008)
RFID tags match the tool to the process
RFID provides a low-cost means of avoiding robot, tooling and part damage because it quickly ensures the correct tooling is running.
News from SAS Automation (14 July 2008)
Positioning technology allows microscopic handling
NSK's micro-manipulation system features a three-axis (XYZ) positioning stage that facilitates the attachment of measuring devices, micromanipulators and microscopes for examining a preparation. Brochure available
News from NSK UK ( 3 July 2008)
Custom grippers come in kit form
Jaw kit will provide moulders with the ability to easily interchange and configure the jaw size by ordering kits of the same size to customise their gripping requirements.
News from SAS Automation (30 June 2008)
3D system suits difficult handling applications
3D vision enables picking based on the product's profile, allowing inspection and picking of transparent or semitransparent products such a vials or syringes Brochure available
News from RTS (23 June 2008)
Robotics programme eases automation process
Partners have access to ABB Robotics' complete portfolio to help design and support their systems, machines and solutions. Brochure available
News from ABB Robotics (30 May 2008)
Vices grip thin metal safely
The Roemheld Hilma five-axis vices dramatically reduce material wastage per billet, driving down raw material costs. Brochure available
News from Roemheld UK (29 May 2008)
Lightweight arm gets a grip
Lightweight, yet durable gripper arm is designed to help reduce robot wear and tear.
News from SAS Automation (16 May 2008)
Training cuts unnecessary airport delays
User application article The training Robson's provided included basic troubleshooting and identifying photo electric cell faults, and how to quickly restart the conveyors after a fault or an emergency stop.
News from Robson Handling Technology (15 May 2008)
Distribution deal covers nano-products
Alio Industries will be the sales distributor for Kohzu products in the Americas, while Kohzu will distribute Alio's nano-precision products and systems in Japan and other Asian markets.
News from Alio Industries (15 May 2008)
Conveyors move products between floors
Each system in the Mezzanine Floor Conveyor range is designed to suit the height between floors and constructed at an angle to suit the product being conveyed.
News from LAC Conveyors (14 May 2008)
Small robot delivers short cycle times
Clean room classification makes the Toshiba Machine TH350A robot ideal for manufacturing electronic equipment, such as semiconductors or hard drives, or for laboratory use. Brochure available
News from TM Robotics (Europe) (30 April 2008)
Upgrade for batch feeding systems
New discharge feeders from the hoppers are of the electromagnetic vibrating type, replacing the screw conveyors previously used.
News from Robson Handling Technology ( 8 April 2008)
Open conveyor belt speeds product heating/cooling
CompactGrid has five times less resistance to flow-through than most plastic modular belts.
News from Wire Belt Company of America ( 2 April 2008)
Simulation swings airport contract
User application article Experience working with simulation software was a key factor in winning the contract for the baggage handling system at George Best Belfast City Airport.
News from Robson Handling Technology (28 March 2008)
Conveyor systems keep sugar flowing
User application article At the Cantley site, Robson's task was to provide a new bulk outloading facility, complete with the steel-framed building to house it and a dedicated tanker access road.
News from Robson Handling Technology (20 March 2008)
Automation partnership targets German market
RTS and KS Automation have opened a new office in Roding, near Regensburg as a centre for promoting their end of line product handling and packaging operations. Brochure available
News from RTS (19 March 2008)
Automation products speed solar cell production
User application article Adept's automation products will enable SLS to standardise development and delivery of its solar production products and will be a crucial part of the manufacturing of crystalline silicon cells.
News from Adept Technology (18 March 2008)
Handling system cuts energy and noise
User application article The Friction Drive Carousel is constructed from the latest lightweight but hardwearing materials, giving excellent performance for extended periods.
News from Robson Handling Technology (11 March 2008)
Custom-built conveyor helps with demolition
User application article Conveyor removes debris from the redevelopment of a ten-storey office building at the rear of the Fenwick store on London's Bond Street.
News from Robson Handling Technology (10 March 2008)
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