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Machine Building Components
News Release from: FlexLink Systems | Subject: EM plastic chain conveyor
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 13 February 2001
Plastic chain conveyor keeps maintenance
minimal
Specifically targeted towards OEMs and machine builders, FlexLink Systems EM is a plastic chain conveyor especially suited for light applications across a variety of industries
FlexLink Systems are introducing their standard range of conveyors at Machine Building and Automation exhibition, NEC Birmingham, 14/15 February 2001 The focus is on the launch of EM, a durable and light conveyor that comes in standard modules and is specifically targeted towards OEMs and machine builders
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 10 Apr 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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EM is a plastic chain conveyor especially suited for light applications across a variety of industries.
The modular concept means simplified engineering and ordering as well as reduced assembly time.
The system from FlexLink requires a minimum of maintenance and is easily adjustable to meet changing needs in the production process.
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The reliable plastic chain technology together with advanced product development has enabled FlexLink to offer this as part of a range of standard products.
To celebrate the launch, FlexLink will be promoting a motorsports prize for visitors to their stand (M404).
Steve Pinney, Managing Director said 'We are launching the EM conveyor to specifically meet the needs of OEMs and machine builders.
They need functional, standard product modules plus rapid delivery and integration with other machinery - almost plug n'play conveyors, and this product has been developed to satisfy their conveyor requirements.' Also on the show stand will be FlexLink's XT conveyor - a twin track, flexible plastic chain pallet conveyor.
The system is well suited for manual and automatic assembly and test systems in the automotive and electrical/electronics industries.
The modular concept allows simplified engineering and ordering as well as fast configuration.
It requires a minimum of maintenance and is easily adjustable.
The FlexLink range of linear drive units provide a flexible, reusable and modular platform for light to medium assembly tasks within all major industries.
The range combines a mix of units designed for horizontal or vertical movements, together with a choice of belt or screw drive as well as prism, ball or wheel guide technologies.
The last strings to FlexLink*s aluminium bow at this event are components and structural systems XC, XD and XF.
XC offers sturdy components with high load capacity for static and linear motion systems and also offers easy interfacing to the FlexLink conveyor and linear drive unit product lines.
XD focuses on compact, light automation applications and consists of a comprehensive range of standard components and ready-made functional units for linear and rotary motion.
XF consists of light, sturdy components with the emphasis on building enclosures.
Application examples include frameworks, workbenches, special machinery, pick and place units and gantry robots.
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