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Robots on show in Oxon
Motoman Robotics (UK) is to hold an Open House from 9th to 12th April 2002 at its new headquarters in Oxfordshire.
News from Motoman Robotics (UK), Feb 7, 2002
Office and workshop hardware in new catalogue
A new catalogue from features shelving, drawer cabinets, workbenches, ESD workstations, trolleys, wardrobes and lockers, cupboards, plan filing and paper management systems, bins and containers
News from Kind UK, Feb 1, 2002
High temperature versions of shock absorbers
Three new high temperature versions of a successful range of shock absorbers mean the operating temperatures are now -20C to +150C and energy capacities are 155Nm to 3400Nm per cycle
News from Ace Controls International, Jan 31, 2002
Pallet loading increases laser welding efficiency
A pallet loading workstation has been designed to enable the pre-placement of packaging components onto a proprietary palletized tooling system prior to laser welding
News from Newport Group, Jan 31, 2002
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25kg parts handling system gives real flexibility
A new parts handling and manipulation system aims to combine the versatility of a 5-axis industrial robot with the precision of an advanced, single axis gantry module
News from Gudel UK, Jan 28, 2002
Robot improves labelling process at paper mill
St Regis Paper's mill near Chepstow, which produces fluting paper, has installed its first industrial robot to facilitate its labelling requirements
News from ABB Automation Technologies (Instrumentation), Jan 24, 2002
Stainless steel shock absorbers go standard
A new range of stainless steel shock absorbers offers the twin benefits of being corrosion resistant and non-magnetic, ideal for medical, pharmaceutical, food and marine applications
News from Ace Controls International, Jan 21, 2002
Working safely with robots
The HSE's publication HSG43, Industrial Robot Safety, has recently been completely revised; Ken Davies of LC Automation takes the opportunity to look at robot safety today
News from LC Automation, Jan 15, 2002
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Industrial SCARA robot used in biscuit automation
TM Robotics and Evershed Robotics have automated the collating of biscuits, in readiness for packing, at one of the UK's leading biscuit producers.
News from TM Robotics (Europe), Jan 10, 2002
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Gantry handling modules for packaging systems
Corrugated box plant and conveyor equipment specialist Avanti turned to Gudel UK to provide high speed, precision positioning equipment for its Impress packaging and handling system
News from Gudel UK, Dec 21, 2001
New SCARA robots feature on web site
TM Robotics has announced that its new web site is now online and has a section dedicated to TM Robotics' newest products, including the Toshiba Machine TH-250 and TH-350 SCARA robots
News from TM Robotics (Europe), Dec 13, 2001
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Automotive parts supplier gets moving
Linear positioning equipment from Gudel UK has been specified at the heart of work handling systems at specialist automotive parts supplier Carringworth six times during the past year!
News from Gudel UK, Dec 7, 2001
Automated prescription packaging module completed
Bayside Automation has completed a fully automated, prescription packaging module for SI Baker, designed to accommodate the company's high volume, mail order pharmacy business
News from Bayside Motion Group, Dec 5, 2001
Custom-engineeredl component handling at bakery
Special Gudel component handling equipment, providing just 20 mm clearance with the roof of the installation site, has been incorporated at Allied Bakeries' West Bromwich production plant
News from Gudel UK, Dec 3, 2001
Gripper removes sprue in injection moulding
A clever little gripper, made by Gimatic in Italy, is new on the market as a standard product but well proven in industry as it originally has been made to customer design.
News from FS Engineering, Nov 30, 2001
Sweet success for new vibratory equipment division
A £700,000 project by handling specialist Geo Robson and Co at British Sugar's Newark factory has increased granulated screening capacity and accelerated the loading of bulk tankers.
News from Geo Robson and Co (Conveyors), Nov 27, 2001
New conveying systems for big UK cement site
Bulk handling specialist Geo Robson and Co has helped Rugby Cement to fine-tune the clay conveying system at its new plant in Rugby, UK, based on the country's largest semi-wet process kiln
News from Geo Robson and Co (Conveyors), Nov 16, 2001
Better accuracy than existing SCARA robots
Toshiba Machine has released two new SCARA robots, the TH-250 and TH-350, which provide better accuracy and repeatability than existing SCARA's, and offer quicker cycle times and faster motion.
News from TM Robotics (Europe), Nov 16, 2001
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Flexible hoses for temperature critical materials
Isopad Flexible Heated Hoses, from Tyco Thermal Controls, offer resistance to the high temperatures, pressures and aggressive materials often present in processing plant.
News from Tyco Thermal Controls UK, Nov 8, 2001
Fully synchronised movement of lifting hooks
Monorail units from J D Neuhaus feature twin hoists operated via a common drive shaft, which ensures fully synchronised raise and lowering of both lifting hooks.
News from JD Neuhaus, Nov 2, 2001
Modular baggage handling conveyors for Stansted
Robson's latest airport project takes it to one of Europe's fastest expanding destinations - BAA's London Stansted, which plays host to more than 11 million passengers a year
News from Geo Robson and Co (Conveyors), Oct 25, 2001
Record-breaking traversing rates from SCARA robot
With up to 5-axes capability, Toshiba Machine's SR-HSP SCARA robot has achieved record-breaking traversing rates of 300mm in 0.63 seconds, carrying a 2kg payload
News from TM Robotics (Europe), Oct 25, 2001
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Specifying the correct end of line attachment
To ensure maximum productivity, to minimise costs and to ensure a safe lift and successful outcome it is essential to specify the correct end of line attachment for a specific lifting application
News from Camlok Lifting Clamps, Oct 18, 2001
Rail grabs capable of lifting 110m lengths of rail
Camlok manufactures several types of rail clamps including the MR and MRC multi rail clamps designed to facilitate the fast and safe bulk handling of rail sections
News from Camlok Lifting Clamps, Oct 18, 2001
Three years of success for robots at clay plant
Robots have been introduced into the manufacture of clay building products at Hepworth Building Products' Donnington Works in Derbyshire, which runs 7 days a week, 24 hours a day
News from Kawasaki Robotics (UK), Oct 18, 2001
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