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Farewell, trusted hot stamping machines

Binder + Wöhrle is convinced that inevitably, the time comes for even the most tried and tested technology to retire. The manufacturer of plastic pipes, profiles, and Bowden cables, which are used in cars from VW among others, has said goodbye to its old hot stamping machines...

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Iowa farm supply dealership relies on Schweiss hydraulic door

In the late 1950s, Harvey Asmus introduced a new way to farm. Chemical weed control was not a foreign concept, but it certainly wasn’t adopted by the masses who still believed in cultivating the way it was done for generations. Company founder, Harvey Asmus, introduced a new...

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To bend or not to bend - that is the question!

Acceleration of design and related processes through integrative systems exemplified by piping design and manufacturing with Solid Edge and Smap3D Plant Design. With a stunning implementation; topped off with a big dose of euphoria. Krones AG is in high demand worldwide as a...

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Yellow Jacket Case Study - Orbital Stretch Wrap System

A leading manufacturer of A.S.M.E & standard tank heads, hot-formed tank heads, cones, manways and rolled shells, needed a way to wrap heavy, odd-shaped loads while the pallet remains on the forklift. Varying in size and material, tank heads measure from 8 5/8” diameters to...

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Taking Batteries out of the Cost Equation for WirelessHART Networks

Developed as an open-standard wireless networking technology, WirelessHART process field devices are most often powered by batteries. However, with hundreds – even thousands – of these devices at a single plant site, the cost and resources to replace batteries 6-8 times over...

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Maintenance free UR cobots operate continuously in harsh environment

ATI was initially concerned that the UR10 robot would not be able to withstand the recoil from the spray gun attached at the end of arm. They tested it with the highest pressures possible but the robot stayed in position. “It simply looked too clean.” That was Juan Puente’s...

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Blue Whale Micro Bar Screen Takes WWTPs From Rags-To-Riches

Removing wipes, rags, plastics, hair and other stringy material at the headworks of a WWTP is very important. A traditional ¼” (6.0mm) screen will remove some of this material but as any operator knows a lot will still pass through a ¼” (6.0mm) screen and will form “mats”...