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| Automation in the wood industry |
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Modern quality of life: the wood industryThe wood industry can be divided into four main areas: the furniture industry, the construction-related sector, the wooden materials industry, and other sectors including sawmills, planing mills and impregnation plants. Almost all of these areas are characterized by hazardous work in harsh ambient conditions: workers in the impregnation sector are constantly exposed to chemicals, while there is a high risk of injuries at sawing and milling machines. The requirements on personnel and machines are just as great in high-precision machining applications in the manufacture of large workpieces. Whatever the application, if you are aiming to combine utmost safety with maximum efficiency, you need look no further than KUKA Roboter.
Robots in the wood industryWith KUKA robots, the safety of your employees always has top priority – and your manufacturing productivity increases automatically. Neither dust nor even extreme fouling are a problem for the robust all-rounders. They master all hazardous tasks, such as impregnation or painting, with ease. The flexible jointed-arm robots also perform tasks that involve a high risk of injury reliably and professionally. And because, unlike conventional machines, our robots are not restricted to individual operations, but can be adapted easily to new products, they can be used for a wide range of tasks. Due to their extreme accuracy, they make light of even complex, high-precision manufacturing tasks.
Use of robots in the wood industry
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| Use of robots in the wood industry |
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No matter what the task – grinding, milling, drilling, sawing or handling: those wishing to operate profitably in the wood sector of the future turn to automation solutions from KUKA. The result is maximum flexibility and significantly increased productivity. In palletizing and sorting applications, KUKA robots act as networkers, linking entire process islands – and also prove to be perfect quality inspectors when fitted with sensor systems. Our all-rounders also perform pick&place tasks at lightning speed and with the same incredible precision they demonstrate when producing exactly identical milled parts – as one-off products or in mass production. With their continuous availability, simple programming and fast changeover to different tools and grippers, KUKA robots play a major role in ensuring profitability in the woodworking sector. |
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| India Automation Technology Fair |
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| India’s first ever world class Automation show on a premier platform. The India Automation Technology Fair, IATF 2013, is designed as a premier Asian B2B event with participation from India and across the world. |
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