Reliable palletizing around the clock
IEF-Werner supplies palletizing systems for handling components and assemblies for assembly in production - even in three-shift operation. They save time and energy and save employees physical effort.
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IEF-Werner supplies palletizing systems for handling components and assemblies for assembly in production - even in three-shift operation. They save time and energy and save employees physical effort.
Bedrunka+Hirth sets up training center

Workstations in the training center. Bedrunka + Hirth has refurnished the Aurubis training center. The result was a concept for 74 workbenches, welding areas and noise cabins, group workstations and cabinet systems around the machines.
Flexible, digital assembly concepts. Digital factory planning is no longer a figment of the imagination. With Flexcell, Ipolog has developed a concept that allows production to take place in individual cells rather than in a line.

Biometric data for verification has already proven its worth in areas such as smartphones and tablets as well as in access control. Hahn+Kolb relies on the same system for the security of cabinet systems.

Press-fit devices. Press-fit devices are the method of choice when several components need to be joined together by longitudinal pressing or riveting during assembly processes.

Swedish investor Indutrade acquired the automation specialist from Villingen-Schwenningen with retroactive effect from January 1, 2020.

The pliers wrench from Gedore combines the functions of a wrench and pliers in a single tool.

IPTE has launched the MMS (Magnetic Motion System) for very fast production lines. This means that the cycle time for changing the workpiece carrier can be less than 0.5 seconds.

Atlas Copco has improved the possibilities of cordless impulse tools and presents fast, intelligent cordless screwdrivers for torques up to 150 Newton meters.

The ergonomic fastening system (ETS) from Ingersoll Rand tightens the fastening material using short pulses, which reduces the operator's workload and allows them to retain control of the tool.