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Barr and Paatz
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7-11 Paragon Units Ford Road
Totnes Industrial Estate
TQ9 5LQ
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1803 869 833
http://www.barr-paatz.co.uk
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Listing of all 17 news releases from Barr and Paatz:
Describing anatomy of an industrial robot
Technical background article Robotic system integrators describe the anatomy of an industrial robot to provide greater understanding of the technology is capable of and where it might be integrated into production lines.
News from Barr and Paatz (14 December 2007)
Automotive containers assembled and tested
User application article An automated assembly and test cell for automotive screenwash containers automatically produces and leak-test some 75,000 units annually at a 99% success rate.
News from Barr and Paatz (25 September 2007)
To beat competition, get robots
Technical background article Robot technology has undergone rapid change over the past decade or so, suppliers focusing on continuous improvements in machine productivity and performance writes Stirling Paatz.
News from Barr and Paatz ( 6 August 2007)
ELAU Appoints Barr and Paatz
Barr and Paatz of Totnes, Devon has been appointed UK systems integrator for robot solutions, by the world's largest and fastest-growing automation supplier for packaging machinery, ELAU.
News from Barr and Paatz (24 May 2007)
Robot cell package for mould unloading
Six-axis industrial robots are increasingly regarded as a cost-competitive and flexible alternative to conventional Cartesian gantry systems for plastic injection demoulding applications
News from Barr and Paatz (11 May 2007)
Barr and Oatz antitheft laser
Barr and Paatz of Totnes has built the pilot machines for an innovative new anti-theft laser marking system, developed by Bristol-based security and risk management consultancy, The Courtenay Group.
News from Barr and Paatz (11 April 2007)
Articulated robots march from the garden shed
Mitsubishi six-axis articulated robots for feeding a CNC milling machine have been installed at Brass Products, "the most high-tech garden shed you'll find", by robotics specialist Barr and Paatz.
News from Barr and Paatz ( 9 April 2007)
Floor Panel Palletising Cell uses Mitsubishi Robot
Three fully automated palletising systems, designed for stacking 600mm square access floor panels, are being installed at the Kingspan plant in Hull, by process automation specialist Barr and Paatz.
News from Barr and Paatz ( 9 March 2007)
Robot cell advice
Technical background article Falling prices, increased relative performance and smaller installation footprints are prompting more UK manufacturers and processors to invest in multi-axis industrial robots.
News from Barr and Paatz (14 February 2007)
How to specify a robotic cell
Technical background article Identifying the potential applications and cost benefits is one thing; choosing the right robot for the task and building it into a fully functioning automated work cell is quite another.
News from Barr and Paatz (29 November 2006)
UK university gains 5-axis robots for projects
User application article Students at The University of Plymouth, UK, are now getting 'hands-on' experience of flexible automation, following the installation of four high-tech 5-axis robots in teaching and research.
News from Barr and Paatz (17 August 2006)
Robot cell designed for moulding machine unloading
Cell designed for the unloading of injection moulding machines uses a purpose-designed six-axis industrial robot and customised grippers for the more complex demoulding and handling tasks.
News from Barr and Paatz ( 8 August 2006)
Comau appoints UK robot systems integrator
Process automation and robotics specialist, Barr and Paatz of Totnes, UK, has become an integration partner for the world renowned range of Comau industrial robots.
News from Barr and Paatz (27 July 2006)
Robot Cell Package For Mould Unloading
Process automation specialist Barr and Paatz of Totnes has developed a complete robot cell package from as little as GBP35k.
News from Barr and Paatz ( 8 March 2006)
Drill bit assembly cell doubles throughput
User application article A fully automated assembly cell replaces a previously labour-intensive manual operation, assembling hundreds of thousands of fixed cutter drill bit PDC cutting elements and has doubled throughput.
News from Barr and Paatz (20 February 2006)
Ten good reasons to reappraise robotics
Even as global investment in industrial robots surges to record levels, the uptake of this technology in the UK continues to lag behind other industrial countries.
News from Barr and Paatz (13 January 2006)
Robots Supplied To University of Plymouth
User application article Barr and Paatz of Totnes, has supplied four of the latest Mitsubishi industrial robots to the University of Plymouth, for the robotics undergraduate and postgraduate courses
News from Barr and Paatz (14 October 2005)
