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When manufacturing batteries for electric vehicles, as well as other industrial products, the manufacturer must comply with protection class IP67 against the ingress of water. Leak testing during the production process is not easy, especially as it has to be carried out quickly.
read more...In a French bakery, the oven for baking bread rolls required a new conveyor chain every two years. Tsubaki replaced the previous chain with a DT chain, which more than doubled the service life to five years.
read more...Wear on the spindle in ball screws can be continuously monitored and evaluated using an intelligent system from the KIT.
read more...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.
read more...Kion is taking advantage of the traditionally quieter Easter period and is temporarily suspending production at key production plants in Europe, North and South America and India for an initial average of two weeks.
read more...The mechanical engineering sector is feeling the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic with increasing force. A second recent VDMA survey, which was answered by 965 member companies, clearly shows this.
read more...Energy chain sensors from Igus monitor the movement of Güdel's linear robots and measure wear, making it possible to plan maintenance by recording and evaluating the data.
read more...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.
read more...The current situation shows: The healthcare system quickly reaches its limits when laboratory capacity is lacking or when existing test installations cannot be converted flexibly enough for test variants. In this situation, laboratory robots offer an alternative.
read more...A recent VDMA survey of 965 member companies shows that the mechanical engineering sector is now clearly feeling the effects of the virus epidemic.
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