
Speedy and intuitive
Speedy 200 is a self-sufficient and mobile automation station with integrated memory and optional additional functions from Martin Systems. It has a compact design and is intuitive to operate.
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Speedy 200 is a self-sufficient and mobile automation station with integrated memory and optional additional functions from Martin Systems. It has a compact design and is intuitive to operate.

The new RM-1000 straightening machine from Föhrenbach is a highly automated special machine for straightening deep-hole drills. The advantages of automated straightening are significant: the scrap rate is demonstrably lower with automated straightening.

Six polishing, grinding or deburring tools on two square meters: The SHL tower makes efficient use of limited space in the production line and also reduces the distances for the robot.

In recent years, Häwa has continuously expanded the areas of application with its patented X-frame machine frame. At Motek, the supplier of electrical enclosures and control cabinets is now showcasing its new manual workstation.

Assembly of guide sleeves for headrests. The assembly of plastic guide sleeves for the headrest adjustment of the SUV series of a German premium manufacturer places high demands on automation.

Stainless steel gripping container
LK Mechanik presents its stainless steel gripper containers with burr-free edges at Motek.
Height-adjustable workstations
Suspa has developed the Movotec SMS for industrial workstations, an assembly profile with an integrated lifting system, to prevent spinal injuries and thus absences from work. The solution was tested in the Voith Turbo assembly workshop.
Assistance system from Minitec

Minitec is exhibiting a manual workstation with a modular assistance system for worker guidance for Industry 4.0 at Motek.
Motek starts on October 8. The latest trends in the industry can be seen at the trade fair for production and assembly automation - from smart solutions for manual assembly to fully automated assembly systems, accompanied by an extensive supporting program.

At Motek, Fraunhofer IPA will be using robot applications to present new technologies that increase the degree of automation in assembly and thus leverage economic and qualitative potential.