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Optical surface analyzer brought quickly to market

User application article To satisfy fast, highly-sensitive reliability testing and failure analysis of magnetic disks, Candela partnered with an equipment manufacturer experienced in the HDD market.

News from Owens Design (11 September 2003)

Outsourcing automation projects - a growing trend

Outsourcing automation projecv ts is a growing trend for which a consultant engineering company offers a wide range of services.

News from Square One Systems Design (25 July 2003)

An actuator that can lift a bus!

Micromech has added to its actuator range the ultra-powerful electric cylinder ETB125 that generates up to 44kN thrust and has positioning speeds in excess of 1.3 metres/second.

News from Micromech ( 6 June 2003)

Systems integrator offers production solutions

Systems integrator specialises in the design and manufacture of production solutions using robotics, intelligent vision, data capture, lasers, pneumatics and other technologies.

News from TEC Manufacturing (28 May 2003)

Integrator offers flexible assembly solutions

An assembly system integrator has been set up for companies who wish to industrialise a prototype or want to switch from manual to automatic assembly.

News from Nyquist Industrial Control (12 May 2003)

Robots packed more closely together on line

User application article Featuring handling and welding robots operating much more closely together than usual, an underbody line for the Mercedes Benz E-Class car has been commissioned at the Sindelfingen plant.

News from TMS Produktionssysteme (10 January 2003)

Manufacturing a stylish car with style

User application article You have to hand it to Jaguar Cars - they have style - and when it comes to employing radical production technology, they have style there too, reports Mike Page.

News from Mike Page ( 9 January 2003)

Automation supplier renews QA accreditation

Automation and materials handling supplier Wittmann UK has renewed its accreditation to the ISO 9001:2000 quality assurance standard.

News from Wittmann (UK) ( 2 December 2002)

Assembly system switches LH to RH automatically

User application article A new system assembles spring bolts for a new range of Yale locks that can be switched easily from left to right-handed without dismantling, as required before.

News from Modular Automation (27 August 2002)

Safety-critical accelerator pedal sensor assembled

User application article A system assembles accurately the 8 components of a safety-critical throttle position sensor, and checks the component's function, all with a cycle time of just 9 seconds.

News from Modular Automation (27 August 2002)

Modular assembly system configured for purpose

To achieve reliable, precise, automatic assembly for the medical device industry, a rotary synchronized indexer base machine can be fabricated in five formats to suit production.

News from OKU Automatik (30 April 2002)

Denso appoints robotic systems integrator

Industrial Automation Limited (IAL) is the first UK Systems Integrator for 4- and 6-axis robots made by Denso Robotics, Japan.

News from Industrial Automation ( 9 April 2002)

Micromech appointed systems integrator for robots

Motoman Robotics (UK), Banbury, has appointed specialist motion control system builder, Micromech, based in Braintree, Essex, as systems integrator for articulated-arm robots.

News from Micromech (14 March 2002)

Turnkey line assembles and sets axles

A turnkey production line assembles all variations of rear axles and sets precisely their toe-in / camber angle settings at a Tier One supplier for a new mid-sized European automobile.

News from Cirrus Technologies ( 8 March 2002)

Negari system supports lean manufacturing

Modular Automation from Birmingham, has designed and built a new semi-automatic assembly system for Delphi Diesel of Sudbury that complies with the company's Lean Manufacture principles.

News from Modular Automation (28 January 2002)

Vision system speeds up automotive glazing cell

User application article A glazing cell, using a vision system, has reduced the cycle time to around 33 seconds - down from 3 minutes required with a fixed-jig, manual system used previously.

News from Modular Automation (28 January 2002)

Heavy duty braking systems: no faults passed on

User application article A no-fault-forward disc-brake assembly line built and fully tested by Excel Automation has now been installed at Meritor's production facility in South Wales.

News from Excel Automation Options ( 3 October 2001)

Opel uses stereoscopic 3D VR to assess assembly

Opel production engineers at its International Technical Development Centre in Ruesselsheim, Germany are using 3D virtual realisation tools to assess a new car assembly plant layout.

News from Stereographics Corporation ( 3 August 2001)

Automated engraver replaces hand loaded fixtures

User application article A coordinated effort between Newing-Hall and AFS resulted in a two-station, magazine and bowl fed, programmable engraving system to imprint three different hydraulic pump parts.