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Launch pad
March 1st 2008

HepcoMotion will emphasis its continuing commitment to providing linear assemblies and systems for automation.

It will also launch a heavy duty linear motion system. The HDS2 range is designed to provide maximum reliability for high loads and demanding duty cycles. A new catalogue outlines the features and benefits of the product.

The company will also focus on its driven and multi-axis solutions.

From light, high speed component placing to heavy lifting and handling, its assemblies help increase productivity, improve efficiency and provide reliable round-the-clock working.

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