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PPMA SHOW PREVIEW
isit stand B15 at the PPMA Exhibition to discover the latest products from ABB, including an expanded product range set to revolutionize robotic palletizing. The stand will feature various demonstrations of
ABB’s latest
Optimum solutions
ohn R. Boone’s Mixers Offer flexibility and a future development path for the Processing Industry with shorter cycle times, reduced power , improved ease of cleaning . RDB Low shear drum for Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Muesli, Rice Flakes, Seeds Confectionery,
J Spices,
Gelatine, Salts, Vegetables Soap Powders & Foundry materials + spray coating applications. HHBM medium shear ribbon for Thick gel mixes,
Heavy Pastes, Batter Mixes, Spice & flavours, meat mixes, Breakfast Cereals prior to extrusion, Fine Powders,
preparations. HDBM high shear plough for Catering Mix,
Cookies, Molassed Sugar, Adding Minor liquid additions to powders without agglomeration, breaking down soft agglomerates & cohesive powders when mixing
John R. Boone Ltd - Stand A11 Hall 5 Tel: 01260 272894 Web:
www.jrboone.com
Enter 802 Powdered Soup Mixes & toiletry
equipment, including the new compact, 110 kg capacity IRB 460, the fastest palletizing robot in the world. Capable of up to 2,190 cycles per hour, this 4- axis robot is perfect for high-speed, end-of-line and bag palletizing applications. The IRB 460 has a reach of 2.4 metres, occupies 20 percent less floor space and runs 15 percent faster than its nearest rivals. The stand will also showcase the other products included in the new palletizing portfolio. The IRB 760 robot for high-output, full-layer palletizing, boasts an impressive payload capacity of 450 kilograms and a reach of 3.2 metres, together with the strongest wrist in the industry. Accompanying it will be three FlexGrippers, including a clamp, available in two sizes for handling cases, a heavy-duty claw for high speed bag palletizing and a vacuum gripper that can handle up to five products at once.
Also on show will be the most revolutionary aspect of the new palletizing portfolio, ABB’s RobotStudio Palletizing PowerPac software. This PC-based program allows users to configure, simulate and program ABB robots and grippers for palletizing solutions, with little or no robot programming experience required. The stand will also feature two IRB 360 FlexPickers, illustrating their high speed flexibility and superior tracking performance using integrated vision software. Visit ABB on Stand B15 in Hall 5 at the 2011 PPMA Exhibition and gain a better understanding of how robotic automated technology could help transform the productivity and profitability of your manufacturing processes.
ABB Ltd Tel: 01908 350300
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Web:
www.abb.co.uk/robotics Enter 803
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piroflow offers conveying and bulk bag handling equipment: much of which are sold into the food, chemicals and pharmaceutical industries, where the critical issues include reliability,
accuracy,
hygiene, total containment, easy cleaning, energy efficiency, minimal downtime and minimal product wastage. Spiroflow are exhibiting their NEW, energy efficient ‘Cableflow’ Tubular Drag Conveyors, NEW high- hygiene, quick-disassembly, easy-clean Bulk Bag Discharger, their NEW mobile Flexible Screw Conveyor with adjustable height outlet and a NEW product conditioner. Spiroflow are specialists in the filling and discharging of bulk bags; offering 9 discharger types from simple bag support frames to sophisticated models for ‘total containment’. They have a comprehensive range of fillers too, again with models ranging from simple hanging frames to those offering highly accurate ‘weights and measures’ approved weighing and dust-free filling.
Spiroflow Ltd - Stand G16 Tel: 01200 422525 Web:
www.spiroflow.com
LECTOR®620 code scanner and Inspector Vision Sensor, at this year’s PPMA exhibition, giving visitors to the show a chance to see more innovative sensor solutions for process and packaging, than ever before. Glynn Edwards, Segment Manager at SICK for Commercial Goods commented: “We are excited to be exhibiting at this year’s PPMA as it provides an ideal opportunity for us to bring our high performance products direct to the people that could benefit from them most. To mark the occasion, we will be giving visitors to our stand a chance to win a top of the range iPad 2. To be in with a chance of winning, visitors simply need to bring their new application for any SICK products to the stand and their name will go into a free prize draw. At 3pm each day of the exhibition, we will select a winner from the hat and they will be awarded the quality prize.”
SICK sensors and scanners could win you an iPad 2 S
SICK (UK) LTD 28 Tel: 01727 831121 Web:
sick.co.uk Enter 805 Enter 804
Measuring Devices for Energy Management
ICK (UK), will be showcasing its industry leading portfolio of industrial sensing, scanning, vision and safety devices, including the innovative
parameters of systems and machines. Using these network-capable devices, all measured data are centrally and locally available. These products set themselves apart as a result of the direct access to measured values and easy configuration by simply pressing a key. The devices can be expanded at any time using the function and communication modules. The product family comprises three device types. The rail-mounted compact EMpro MA250 measuring device is used for measuring tasks in control cabinets directly at the machine. Using the integrated RS485 interface, the device can be simply incorporated in Modbus and JBus systems. The universal EMpro MA400 measuring device in the front panel fulfills all standard measuring tasks in main distribution panels up to 500 V AC.
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Phoenix Contact Ltd Tel: 0845 881 2222 Web:
www.phoenixcontact.co.uk
Enter 806 AUGUST 2011 Process and Control
he new EMpro energy measuring devices from Phoenix Contact acquire and monitor electrical
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