Robotic tooling covers all applications

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Aug 8, 2008

To assist users in getting the most from their robots and automation, ATM has launched its modular robotic tooling solutions manual.

ATM has been recognised for many years as the leading supplier of robotics and automation to the plastics industry in the UK.

With such close links to the industry, ATM has inevitably become involved in applications ranging from precision miniature components through to heavy duty material handling tasks with large parts.

In every case however, there is a common theme - the requirements to hold, transport and process parts securely and accurately.

Gripper and tooling systems play an essential part in the overall efficiency and reliability of all robotic and automated systems.

To assist users in getting the most from their robots and automation, ATM has launched its Modular Robotic Tooling Solutions manual.

This encompasses a complete range of gripper and tooling components including: gripper frame profiles, gripper arms/clamps etc, actuators, sprue grippers and sprue cutters, vacuum cups and air fittings, quick-release units, bespoke gripper systems, degating systems, and component fixtures and tooling.

The components and systems offered within this manual are also backed by the unrivalled experience in plastics automation acquired by ATM in almost 40 years within the industry.