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www.us- tech.com Creform Designs ESD Flow Rack


Greer, SC — Creform Corporation has designed a stepped ESD flow rack as part of an overall evaluation of new accessories and options for a longstanding customer. The rack has four levels for product presentation. Each of the four levels has three lanes, while the top level allows the empty container to be returned to the service aisle. The flow rack is built with ESD


light gray pipe and nickel-plated metal joints per the assembler’s anti- static requirement. Each of the flow rack’s lanes include Creform’s ESD skatewheel conveyor rollers. The rack’s lanes have physical


separators on both sides, so boxes are contained and separated as they flow


smoothly. Each supply lane has an extra angle at the picking position for enhanced view and for easier compo- nent selection. Label holders for each lane are included for the front and back to ensure accurate loading and accurate picking. With the stair-stepped design,


each level can be raised or lowered without changing the length of the conveyor. This greatly simplifies ad- justment when needed. The rack and its levels can be repositioned with simple tools. The supply lanes have an EF-


2018 pivoting stop (an anti-back de- vice). This gravity “stopper” allows material to be loaded unimpeded and then flips up to keep the container


securely in its lane. The swing arm of the EF-2018 rests in the up position. The flow rack has six heavy-duty stem casters, which allow for ease of movement and relocation. The flow rack pictured meas-


ures 70 x 77 x 46 in. (178 x 196 x 117 cm) and is designed to hold up to 800 lb (363 kg). Higher-capacity, custom rack sizes and configurations are also available. Creform flow racks are available as a kit or an assem- bled structure or in the component form for a complete DIY solution. They are suitable for warehouse or manufacturing plant use and are used to present production parts to a manufacturing cell, assembly line or use for order picking or kitting.


CRE-610 ESD stepped flow rack. The Creform system is used to


create any array of material han- dling and efficiency enhancing de- vices and is a proven component in continuous improvement and lean manufacturing programs. The com- pany partners with customers in de- veloping and implementing these


programs. Contact: Creform Corp.,


P.O. Box 830, Greer, SC 29652 % 800-839-8823


E-mail: scsales@creform.com Web: www.creform.com


Capabilities Irving, TX — Circuitronics recently expanded its production facility. The company has added to its conformal coating production area to further support acrylic-based conformal coat- ing solutions.


Circuitronics Expands Conformal Coating


May, 2019


Circuitronics’ conformal coating area, Irving production facility.


Circuitronics can now better


serve customers that require their products to be reliable in high-hu- midity environments or have con- cerns about other environmental fac- tors. The company uses an automat- ed PVA machine for CNC coating ap- plication, as well as a curing oven and UV curing. Circuitronics also performs man-


ual processes, such as spray or dip, and visual inspection using UV reac- tive coatings. The blacklights installed in the production booth provide visual


feedback for quality control. Contact: Circuitronics, Inc.,


1920 Hurd Drive, Irving, TX % 214-460-0817


E-mail: harsha@circuitronics.com Web: www.circuitronics.com


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