Robots for moulding & post-moulding processes
LEADING 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.
LEADING 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.
The ability of Hydratight to repair a chemical tank at speed using a LOCTITE Composite Repair System has saved a customer from serious consequences.
FANUC UK has unveiled the latest additions to its ROBOCUT range of wire EDM robots, the α-C400iC and α-C600iC.
THE PANDEMIC has reinforced the importance of food producers conveying confidence and having robust and proactive HACCP and hygiene protocols in place, despite limited time and resources, explains Fortress Technology.
FOR THE manufacturing and internal machining of small parts, Kyocera’s EZ Bar Series has been expanded with the EZBF type, which is able to make a one-shot boring process making a 90-degree step.
DESIGNED 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.
WITH METAL working and fabrication trade fairs cancelled, it is reported that there will be no other event to rival the resources available at ESAB Europe Xpanse, a virtual event held from 27–29 April.
A LEADING precision subcontractor has invested in its first collaborative robot (cobot) from Mills CNC Automation as a route to helping improve its productivity, efficiency and machine tool utilisation
LAUNCHED BY ESAB Welding & Cutting Products, Rogue ET 180i and 200iP PRO are portable, powerful TIG/MMA inverters that feature ESAB’s next-level control technology to deliver professional arc performance.
AS MODERN machines have evolved, so have lubrication systems and, as the oil film between system components is only a few microns thick – invisible to the human eye – it is essential to control and monitor contamination effectively, explains CP Lubricants.
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