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Tiny shock absorber takes to industrial automation

Ace Controls International has extended its range of industrial shock absorbers with the addition of a new miniature self-compensating unit.

News from Ace Controls International, May 7, 2003

Robot finds home at cradle of revolution

ABB has started a robot war - and is encouraging children to participate.

News from ABB Automation Technologies (Robotics), May 6, 2003

Feeder keeps cylinders in line

A new vibratory parts feeder allows cylindrical parts with diameters greater than their lengths to be fed axially.

News from Elscint Automation, May 5, 2003

Applications grow for snake-arm robots

OCRobotics claims to have made a number of significant commercial breakthroughs in the manufacture of snake-arm robots.

News from OCRobotics, May 2, 2003

Robot is faster at fastening

The Atlas robotic assembly system can be used to install SpinTite, MaxTite and PlusTite blind threaded rivets reliably and quickly.

News from Atlas Engineering, Apr 30, 2003

Blower speeds transfer of dry bulk products

A new generation of high performance blowers for the truck industry offers better performance, improved reliability and quieter operation than other positive displacement blowers.

News from BOC Edwards, Apr 16, 2003

Handling systems sweeten sugar output

New bulk sugar handling systems have upgraded British Sugar plants in York and Wissington, Norfolk, and have raised output and provided a number of other operational and safety advantages.

News from Geo Robson and Co (Conveyors), Apr 16, 2003

Controller takes on heavy-duty robots

The TS2000 controller offers enhanced monitoring and control for the most heavy-duty robots in the TM Robotics range.

News from TM Robotics (Europe), Apr 15, 2003

Land Rover gears up for next-generation 4x4

ABB has won an order with Ford's Premier Automotive Group to supply 186 industrial robots to Land Rover.

News from ABB Automation Technologies (Robotics), Apr 8, 2003

Feeders take on syringe components

Elscint has recently manufactured vibratory bowl feeders for feeding of various components, which go into the manufacture of disposable syringes.

News from Elscint Automation, Apr 3, 2003

Work-holding solutions at Engineering 2003

Visitors to Engineering 2003 will be able to see working demonstrations on how Romheld's innovative products can increase productivity, particularly in the automotive and aerospace industries.

News from Roemheld UK, Apr 3, 2003

Freezing provides novel handling solution

Anyone who has ever pulled an ice-lolly from the freezer and promptly got their tongue stuck to the end will immediately understand the principle behind ice chucks.

News from Cryotech, Mar 31, 2003

Modular conveyors expand

MK Profile Systems has further developed its SBF-P2000 modular plastic slat conveying system.

News from MK Profile Systems, Mar 31, 2003

Robot show celebrates 20 years of trading

To celebrate its 20th anniversary in the UK, Motoman Robotics will hold an in-house exhibition at its headqurters and showroom at Banbury from 10th to 12th June.

News from Motoman Robotics (UK), Mar 31, 2003

Tyre-to-kiln feed system aids green policy

Lafarge Cement has recently invested over GBP 1 million in a new system to feed whole used tyres to the two cement kilns at its Westbury works, in Wiltshire.

News from Geo Robson and Co (Conveyors), Mar 26, 2003

Pick and place unit shows its speed

Raw speed coupled with maximum ease of use were the twin driving forces behind the design of a new high-speed picker (HSP) device.

News from Festo, Mar 25, 2003

Coil handing cranes feature remote control

Leading aluminium foil producer Lawson Mardon Star has installed two advanced coil handing cranes, with a value of GBP 250,000, from Street Crane Company.

News from Street Crane Company, Mar 14, 2003

Feeder keeps nails' heads up

Elscint has developed a vibratory bowl feeder for feeding nails in "head-up" position.

News from Elscint Automation, Mar 10, 2003

SCARA robots take on plastics moulding

C and C Marshall has installed two SR-554 HSP SCARA robots at one of its UK plastics moulding plants.

News from TM Robotics (Europe), Feb 27, 2003

Pneumatic stop gate keeps the noise down

The new VE 2/L stop gate from Rexroth sets new standards in terms of noise generation on transfer systems.

News from Bosch Rexroth Linear Motion/Assembly Technologies, Feb 26, 2003

Headroom no problem for discharger

Spiroflow provided the solution for a major manufacturer needing a bulk bag discharger that could overcome a distinct lack of headroom and batch silicon carbide into a mixing tank.

News from Spiroflow, Feb 26, 2003

Shuttles make most use of height

Corin Group turned to Kardex Systems to look at ways of maximising the use of its warehouse height.

News from Kardex Systems (UK), Feb 19, 2003

Robot is one "tough cookie"

The IRB 6600 is a high-precision, agile yet robust robot, specially designed for demanding process applications such as spot welding, materials handling and machine tending.

News from ABB Automation Technologies (Robotics), Feb 18, 2003

Robot automation boosts enclosure manufacture

Rittal-CSM has integrated robot-based automation across its welding cells at regular time intervals and now employs ABB six-axis robots in a wide range of applications.