MartinMechanic Friedrich Martin GmbH & Co. KG

Website:	https://www.martinmechanic.com
Email:	[email protected]

Street:	Heinrich-Hertz-Strasse 2
ZIP/City:	72202 Nagold
Country:	DEUTSCHLAND

Phone:	07452/8466-0
Fax:	07452/8466-566

Website:

https://www.martinmechanic.com

Email:

[email protected]

Street:

Heinrich-Hertz-Strasse 2

ZIP/City:

72202 Nagold

Country:

DEUTSCHLAND

Phone:

07452/8466-0

Fax:

07452/8466-566

Cleanroom automation (www.industrial-production.de)

Robot welding and testing

Martinmechanic dealt with delicate parts handling when building an automation cell for medical technology. Two Omron XG600 Scara robots in cleanroom design and five image processing systems are used to weld and inspect a catch basket.

Test cell with its own feed solution

Components made of technical ceramics require high-quality processing and careful inspection. Martin Mechanic has developed a feeding solution for its test cell to ensure that the sintered parts do not break during this fully automated testing process.

Cell assembled, tested and labeled

Special machine manufacturer MartinMechanic has developed a robot-supported system for the assembly, torque testing and marking of two interlocking gears, which completes all operations in 40 seconds.

Automation (www.polyformnext.de)

Injection moulding work cell with rapid amortization

According to the company, the performance of a production cell for parts handling for overmolding steel bushings and for testing has been increased by more than ten percent. In addition, the system, which operates two injection molding machines in parallel, can now produce eight instead of the previous six variants with a cycle time of 4.5 seconds and no set-up required.

Learning palletizing cell

MartinMechanic has developed an adaptive palletizing cell to prepare carbide indexable inserts for heat treatment in a sintering furnace.

Increased precision

According to Martin Mechanic, it has further increased the precision of its new MMG27347 generation of systems for fully automatic laser welding of heat-resistant and sensitive nozzles for the aviation industry.

Faster with 22

Assembly automation. Martin Mechanic has developed the second generation of systems for the construction of damping systems for a customer in the automotive industry. The number of robots in the system was doubled from eleven to 22.

The assembly is ready every 40 seconds

The automotive industry continues to invest in the production of diesel engines. Special machine manufacturer MartinMechanic has completed a system that assembles and welds shielding parts for diesel vehicle exhaust systems.

Robot cell as a combined solution

Two million hardened steel spur gears leave the factory of an automotive supplier every year. Martinmechanic has developed an automation cell that matches the associated induction hardening system from Martinsystems to ensure that the material feed and fully automatic hardening of the parts work together smoothly.

Robots save themselves

Robots can save themselves - they just have to be fast enough. This is the case with a Martin Mechanic system for separating aluminum profiles for the furniture industry, now in its third evolutionary stage.

Handling in the sintering furnace

Martin Mechanic has developed a robot-controlled solution for sintering carbide indexable inserts. The customer ordered two more when the first system was accepted.

Handling heat shields in record time

Picking, packing and palletizing heat shields: Martin Mechanic demonstrates how to handle parts in record time with a new solution for the automotive industry. The MEV23196 work cell can handle 60 parts per minute - neatly placed in mesh boxes.

Precisely coordinated

From pre-assembly to palletizing: Martinmechanic uses nine robots for overmolding electronic components in five precisely coordinated work cells.

Precise bending of springs for measuring devices

Automation cell with hydraulic press. The MPA242226 automation cell from Martin Mechanic is equipped with the Fanuc LRMate 200iD robot and a hydraulic press.