Materials handling & storage and supply chain > Automation & robotics

Dematic RapidStore MiniLoad automated storage and handling systems

08 April, 2013

Dematic RapidStore Mini Load (ML) systems provide increased performance for automated storage and handling of products such as cartons, cases, totes and trays weighing up to 450 kg.


ABB IRB 460 compact palletising robot

29 March, 2013

ABB’s IRB 460 compact palletising robot is claimed to be the fastest of its kind. The 4-axis robot’s small footprint makes it suitable for fitting into existing packing lines.


Ferrostaal high-speed robotic palletising solution

26 March, 2013

At AUSPACK PLUS 2013, Ferrostaal will display a high-speed robotic palletising solution. It is a compact, portable, stand-alone robotic palletising cell that is plug and play.


Dematic Multishuttle 2 high-volume order fulfilment system

08 March, 2013

Dematic’s second-generation Multishuttle 2 incorporates advanced engineering, lightweight aluminium construction and a load extractor for faster operating speeds, higher payload capacity and multideep storage capability.


Technosoft iPOS360x SX multi-axis motion system

20 February, 2013

iPOS360x SX allows users to plug in up to four iPOS3602 VX or iPOS3604 VX intelligent drives and provides all the necessary connectors (motor, encoder feedback and I/O signal) for each drive.


Dematic RapidStore UL automated storage and retrieval systems

18 February, 2013

Compared to conventional storage systems and materials handling equipment, RapidStore UL is claimed to require a smaller building footprint to house the same number of pallets or unit loads.


Dematic delivers at Tesco’s fourth Dotcom store

09 January, 2013

Dematic has provided Tesco with an automated materials picking and handling system for the company’s fourth ‘Dotcom store’ that went live in January 2012. Dematic technology will also feature in Tesco’s fourth and fifth Dotcom stores.


Automate your way to lean manufacturing eBook

17 October, 2012

Companies that are best at managing in a competitive and changing market are those that are innovative. One of the most productive ways to make your manufacturing processes more competitive is through automation. Real-time quality control and system automation is now readily and inexpensively available. Find out more here!


Sick Bulkscan for measuring volume and mass flows

10 September, 2012

Sick’s Bulkscan can measure volume and mass flows without contact, increasing system availability and avoiding mechanical wear. It also prevents wear by transmitting data on uneven belt loads and belt drift.


Romheld Automation gripping and handling systems for robots and gantries

27 July, 2012

Romheld Automation will exhibit gripping and handling systems for use on robots and gantries at Foodtech Packtech 2012.


Optyx is the Key to quality for cranberry producer

13 July, 2012

By installing an Optyx sorter, L&S Cranberry has increased its production time from one shift a day to two, six days a week.


Dematic layer picking robot

20 March, 2012

Dematic’s 4-axis layer picking robot has a Qubiqa vacuum gripper head that provides versatility in product handling. It can accommodate most pallet stacking patterns, even those with a hole in the middle, and is capable of handling cartons, cases, bags, sacks, cans and bottles.


Nestlé’s robotic layer picker is a winner all round

15 February, 2012

Choosing a Dematic robotic layer picker has helped Nestlé Australia improve safety, quality and productivity - and won Nestlé industry recognition for its system.


Adept Technology s1700D robot

10 January, 2012

Adept Technology has introduced the Adept Viper s1700D, a 6-axis robot designed for material handling, machine tending, packaging, cutting and assembly.


Trio Motion Technology MC464 Motion Coordinator

03 November, 2011

Trio Motion Technology’s MC464 Motion Coordinator is based on the 64-bit MIPS processor and is claimed to help machines run faster. The controller provides interface options for traditional servo, stepper and piezo control together with many digital interfaces for current digital servo drives. Increase the flexibility of equipment with support for up to 64 axes of motion control.


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