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Extreme loads in extreme settings
In the extreme foundry conditions, exceptionally heavy loads such as casting cores weighing several hundred kilos need to be moved as efficiently, safely and precisely as possible. Speed is of the essence here.
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Robocoaster Legoland
The LEGOLAND Park in Billund, Denmark was looking for a new amusement park ride that would fit in with its corporate theme: “Hands-on, Minds-on”. It was important that the park’s visitors should not merely get in the ride and sit there, but instead take an active, creative role in the process.
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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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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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KUKA robots take a dip
When it comes to the manufacture of turbine rotors for car turbochargers, the investment casting process is in great demand. Investment casting, also called lost-wax casting, can be used to produce castings of virtually any shape and offers high surface quality.
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Robots automate slaughtering system
When discussion arose about the possibility of automating the manual slaughtering system at WESTFLEISCH eG’s Fleischcenter Coesfeld, the first step taken was to test two KUKA robots in the process steps “removal of rectum” and “opening pelvic bone and belly”. In these tests, the robots were able to impress, particularly by the quality and cost-effectiveness of their work.
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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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