Frozen food firm gets taste of automation
Versapack has beaten off
competition from traditional
robots to automate end-ofline
packaging at frozen food
manufacturer, apetito.
Versapack has beaten off
competition from traditional
robots to automate end-ofline
packaging at frozen food
manufacturer, apetito.
Mitsubishi Electric offers a wide range of products and services for the baking industry, ranging from the automation of simple inverter-controlled dough mixing applications that can improve Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) by means of a patented algorithm, to robot technology for increasing production.
Mitsubishi Electric programming software and Simple Motion Modules certified compliant with PLCopen standard…
A wastewater treatment project, designed to process several towns’ wastewater and improve water quality along the Sussex coast, has been speeded along due to the ease of integration of Mitsubishi Electric control equipment.
Mitsubishi Electric believes that its MR-J4 series of servo amplifiers represents a significant advance in servo system technology that will provide benefits both to machine builders and end users.
When bespoke machinery design and build company, Jim O’Neill Engineering, developed a coating line for a transfer printing operation the company called upon the control systems expertise of Mitsubishi Electric.
With many high-speed hand dryers being slammed by leading noise researchers, Mitsubishi Electric is doubly proud of the Quiet Mark approval awarded to its Jet Towel hand dryer by the Noise Abatement Society.
A tri-company project representing the best of British innovation and application expertise has won the Robotics & Automation category of the Food Processing Awards 2013.
British process and automation expertise has helped Nissui, one of the largest seafood companies in Japan, to cut white sauce production time by 83%, reduce cleaning between batches and minimise energy consumption.
Huge amounts of energy are being wasted throughout British industry because variable speed inverter drives are still not fully appreciated, according to Mitsubishi Electric. The company has developed a simple demonstration that can be seen in an on-line video, operated as a virtual demo or used in reality at the company’s headquarters in Hatfield.
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