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Hiram, GA — Conveyors have long been the work- horse of the material handling industry. Trans - porting packages, improving workflows and inter- facing with other automated solutions drive efficien- cy in warehouses and manufacturing environments. The requirements placed on zero-pressure-
Interroll Offers Industry 4.0 Solution for Material Flow
required. The DC platform includes options for 24 or
accumulation conveyor systems are becoming more demanding. Interroll has launched its DC platform, designed to provide three key advan- tages: more data, higher precision and improved power efficiency, over conventional technologies. The DC platform is capable of collecting more
than 100 parameters of data from the conveyor system, driving improved performance and main- tenance. This level of visibility provides quick sys- tem optimization and flexibility. The DC platform also allows for
precision positioning of totes and goods. This is critical for robotic appli- cations and other situations where millimeter-accurate placement is
GIP Launches Online EDM Wire Store
Mason, OH — Global Innovative Products (GIP) has launched its online EDM wire store, which can be found at
www.gip-edmwire.com. High-performance wire provided by GIP is designed to enhance EDM operations, efficiency and perform- ance for all types of EDM machines in the North American market. The new online store promotes the company’s full line of EDM wire
DC series Industry 4.0 material flow system.
Drive N., Hiram, GA 30141 % 770-580-8565 E-mail:
m.ransom@interroll.com Web:
www.interroll.com
48V power. With 48V, customers can significantly reduce the equipment needed to power their sys- tems, resulting in savings for both maintenance and components. This new platform can be used to create a
unique range of conveying solutions, from convey- ors that can be commissioned without a PLC, using plug-and-play, to tailor-made, high-perform- ance systems that can be consistently and trans- parently integrated into the data universe of the
Industrial IoT. Contact: Interroll USA, LLC, 159 Corporate
DRIVEN BY KURTZ ERSA.
Bedra Boline brass wire.
types, including many patented and proprietary technology EDM wires, manufactured globally and made exclusively for GIP. Products offered are produced by Thermo Compact and Bedra, two of the largest manu- facturers of EDM wire in the world. Available products include brass
wire (Bedra Boline brass) and coated wires (PLASMA, KLEEN, GAMMA, BLAZE, and EPSILON). GIP PLAS- MA™ is a hybrid-coated wire designed to improve cycle times and reduce operating costs. Customer testing has confirmed that it is 20 to 30 percent faster than other brass wire and is competitively priced. All pricing is shown for products
in GIP’s online store and all major credit cards are accepted for fast, easy purchasing. In addition, the company offers trial spools at dis- counted rates to all participants in its GIP wire test program, which can
be accessed through the new site. Contact: Global Innovative
Products, 7697 Innovation Way,
Suite 200, Mason, OH 45050 % 513-701-0441 E-mail:
bramsay@gipintl.com Web:
www.gip-edmwire.com
Kurtz Ersa, Inc. | Plymouth WI 53073 | USA | Phone: +1 920 893 1779 |
usa@kurtzersa.com
www.driven-by-kurtzersa.com CONVINCING SOLUTIONS FOR ALL CHALLENGES
For 5G applications, we offer you process efficient solutions for electronics manufacturing to securely connect components and assemblies of various forms and sizes. In selective and wave soldering up to PCB formats of 610 - 3,000 mm.
For rework applications from micro chips (01005) to components of 120 x 120 mm edge length (BGA). We offer POWERFLOW ULTRA wave soldering systems for up to 850 mm and HOTFLOW reflow soldering systems for up to 1,200 mm board length - also with split conveyor, without “changeover times”.
ERSA POWERFLOW ULTRA XL & HOTFLOW 3/26 XL
ERSA HYBRID REWORK HR 600 XL
ERSA VERSAFLOW 4/55 XL
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