newsJUST OVER a year ago, the Stäubli TX2-200 made its world premiere at automatica in Munich. Since then, the high-performance six-axis robot has been used in specialised applications spanning many industries – and feedback from the market and from Stäubli partners has been consistently positive.
newsRULAND NOW offers bellows and double disc couplings with bore sizes up to 45 mm or 1-3/4 in for use in systems with torque up to 158 Nm (1,4000 in-lbs). High torque applications commonly found in precision semiconductor, solar, conveyor, and factory automation applications often use these shaft sizes.
newsTHE DEMAND for automating the application of tapes and adhesives in manufacturing processes is increasing rapidly. This collaboration will help connect manufacturers to the automation resources needed to achieve their production goals.
newsTECHNOLOGY AND SERVICES provider XL Global Group has appointed a new UK business development manager.
newsALTUS GROUP has promoted Paul Freeman to the role of senior applications engineer.
productFILTERFINDER PARENT company Micro-Mesh Engineering has unveiled the latest innovation at its Nottingham-based factory; a robotic arm to automate part of its filter production process. This purchase kicks off a round of investment that the company is making in 2022.
productThe Chiron DZ16W series of machining centre now offers increased flexibility and productivity with the integration of the VariocellUno automation unit. Available in the UK and Ireland from the Engineering Technology Group (ETG), the Chiron DZ16W series combines high levels of precision, dynamics and cutting capabilities.
newsENTERPRISE ASSET Management (EAM) solution provider Ultimo and digitalisation specialist EZ Factory have agreed on a partnership that helps manufacturing companies improve communication between their technical and production departments.
newsLEADING UK manufacturer of components for office furniture and equipment, Suscom Industries, has recently expanded its fleet of Kawasaki robots to eight as part of a successful reshoring programme.
articleDESIGNED TO bring greater levels of efficiency and accuracy to the production of specialised gears and tooth forms, the new HG350-G precision gear grinding centre is the first first from PTG Holroyd – and believed to be the first in the UK – to use Siemens’ new Sinumerik ONE future-proof CNC, the successor to the automation specialist’s 840D CNC.
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