Ergoswiss creates space under the table
Ergoswiss presented the new SE spindle lifting column at this year's Motek. The company is launching a very compact lifting column made of steel with a cross-section of 50 x 50 millimetres.
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Ergoswiss presented the new SE spindle lifting column at this year's Motek. The company is launching a very compact lifting column made of steel with a cross-section of 50 x 50 millimetres.

Mobile applications in assembly and handling technology are booming: they are able to make work processes more flexible, efficient and reliable as well as safer and more ergonomic.
Mobile robot assistants are often discussed, but they are rarely seen in practice. Stäubli Electrical Connectors is already using them successfully and is impressed by the flexibility that the assistants bring to assembly.

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.
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.

With a selection of lifting columns and drives, Baumeister & Schack customers realize dynamic standing/sitting workstations and lifting equipment with electromotive and electronically controlled height adjustment technology.

Bott shows possible applications of the Avero workstation system for semi-automated manual assembly.

Otto Kind presents the Acoustic U at Motek. Visitors to the trade fair can sit here and block out disturbing noise.
Process optimization for manual workstations. With the Elam assistance system from Armbruster, Fluitronics has reduced error rates and changeover times during valve block assembly.