Industrial robots
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Bag gripper

From the conveyor belt to the pallet

The company Sapho in Ostrach supplies the regions of southern Germany, Austria and parts of France with road salt from its warehouse of up to 50,000 tons, which is partly filled from mines in the region between May and October. The filling department needed a new gripper to stack the bags on pallets.

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Image processing systems

Robots learn to see

Robots are increasingly supporting humans in their activities and overcoming obstacles that were long considered insurmountable. One reason for this is that modern vision systems give robots a "sense of sight", opening up undreamt-of potential for optimizing production. Small and medium-sized companies in particular can benefit from this.
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Modular gripper

With adjustable forces

AMF offers a modular gripper for machine tools. According to the company, the advantage of the new gripper system is that machining processes on machine tools can be automated without the need for a robot.

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Gripper know-how

The right hand for lightweight robots

Gripping, moving, depositing - all this is unthinkable in automated processes without the right gripper. The vacuum specialist Schmalz therefore develops flexible systems and supports the user in selecting and configuring the right components: a challenge because the number of variants is constantly increasing and batch sizes are converging towards one.

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