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Synergies in polyurethane foam technology
With the development of a new process in polyurethane foam technology for the production of thin-walled side member covers, Dynamit Nobel Kunststoff GmbH caused quite a stir. The result was better flow characteristics and shorter cycle times through an improved cooling process and, not least, an extremely light but also rigid part.
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KUKA robots can handle everything
At Ciba Specialty Chemicals, KUKA robots palletize sacks of plastic additives. The desire to react even more flexibly to customer requirements prompted Ciba Specialty Chemicals, Basel (Switzerland), to invest in a state-of-the-art automation system. Two KR 180 PA-type KUKA robots ensure that the sacks of chemicals are stacked cleanly on pallets or in cartons.
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Robot optimizes cutting of pork sides
In a European Commission-sponsored project for automated pre-cutting of pork sides, Gilde Hedmark og Oppland Slakterier BA (Gilde Hed Opp) saw for itself how efficiently robotic systems can operate in the meat processing industry today. In the course of the project, the company integrated a KR 125 six-axis jointed-arm robot into its production. The main requirements were cost-effectiveness, flexibility, precise anatomical cuts, and a throughput of at least 400 pork sides per hour.
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Sewing of carbon-fiber mats
At its Stade, Germany plant, Airbus Deutschland GmbH manufactures selected aircraft components, including rudders, using carbon fiber composites (CRP). Each individual component receives its shape from the mold in which it is sewed and filled with resin.
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Precision parts – made in Germany
Werner Bauser GmbH – a company steeped in tradition – turns to automation technology from SHL Automatisierungstechnik AG and KUKA Roboter
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Robot sews car seat covers
Previously, BMW had all of the main seat components for its cars sewn manually. Alternative automatic processes were ruled out due to the complexity of the sewing process.
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Grinding and polishing of implants
Aesculap’s benchmark factory in Tuttlingen manufactures high-quality implants. In the past, work in this field was primarily carried out manually. Then Aesculap wanted to optimize the entire process. The motivation to do this was strong pressure to reduce costs and the resultant desire for higher cost-effectiveness.
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Automatic bending of sheet metal
Previously, Metallkonzept Glaser GmbH used manual handling when bending sheet metal. In order to offer the bent parts at lower prices, the company was looking for a more cost-effective alternative.
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