Mobile pressing, ergonomic handling

At Motek, Roemheld will be presenting a concept study of a new mobile electric press-in device, products for ergonomic workpiece handling and the zero-point clamping system from Stark.
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At Motek, Roemheld will be presenting a concept study of a new mobile electric press-in device, products for ergonomic workpiece handling and the zero-point clamping system from Stark.
Good brakes are needed when riding fast. Here, hydraulic damping elements such as mini shock absorbers are ideal for more demanding solutions, but also structural dampers for simpler tasks. Two practical examples from ACE illustrate this.

Arena of Integration theme park
The industry meets at the 38th Motek at the beginning of October. The focus will be on the Arena of Integration (AoI) theme park, which will demonstrate to trade visitors how systems, processes and components can already be integrated into everyday industrial life.

The new Versaflex workpiece carrier system now rounds off the mk portfolio. The tried-and-tested systems based on timing belts, accumulating roller chains, chains and flat plate conveyors are now being expanded to include a single-track, lightweight hinged belt conveyor system, also known as a plastic chain conveyor.

Auto-synchronous worker guidance
In Stuttgart, iie is presenting the latest generation of its autosynchronous worker guidance system under its "Computer Aided Works" product brand. It guides employees step by step through the assembly process. Complex assembly processes are divided into individual work steps and displayed on a touch-sensitive monitor.

Motek 2019: Tox Pressotechnik is known for its clinching technology. The company now also offers systems for semi-tubular self-pierce rivets. Managing Director Dietmar Weik explains what this is all about and what else Tox will be presenting at Motek.

The industry is changing. Digitalization demands new working models, new approaches and new ideas. However, those who know how to use the advantages of man and machine efficiently need not be afraid of digitalization.

The Max 300 mobile workstation from Bartels consists of a base frame with table top, a pull-out shelf and a battery compartment. Two shelves provide space for documents, handhelds or other work materials.

The Local Positioning System assistance system from Sarissa is used in flow production for quality assurance. The system is used to detect the positions of hand-held tools during screwing processes.

The specialist congress for assembly technology and assembly organization on 8 and 9 October in Stuttgart will provide know-how on the topics of "digitalization" and "human-machine interaction". Take the opportunity to find solutions and partners for your company!