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KENOSHA, WI — PROMATION USA is highlighting the key advantages driving in- creased adoption of its Smart Line technolo- gy among SMT manufacturers. Designed to improve operational efficiency while mini- mizing implementation costs, PROMATION Smart Lines provide manufacturers with a flexible, scalable approach to production line automation and control. As manufacturers continue to face in-
creasing demands for higher throughput, faster changeovers and greater production vis- ibility, many are seeking practical automation solutions that integrate with both existing and new equipment. PROMATION’s Smart Line technology addresses these challenges by delivering centralized line control, intelligent production monitoring and advanced automation capa- bilities without requiring com- plete line replacement. Today’s manufacturers need
solutions that improve productivi- ty while protecting existing invest- ments. PROMATION’s Smart Line technology gives customers
ViscoTec Continued from previous page
Coating Films for Transdermal Patches from
speed, this can be done inline by adjusting the speed of the servo- motor. Coating is followed by the drying process, in separate mod- ules. Temperatures are between 40 and 80°C, depending on the type of film and coating material, so as not to damage the active agent. The final step is laminat- ing and winding. The finished roll material is the starting product for
further manufacturing
processes such as punching and separating, and so for the produc- tion of transdermal patches as are used in the personalized treatment of neurological dis- eases, as well as in pain therapy and hormone replacement thera- py. The facility to dismantle com- ponents from the plant without using tools is also highly relevant in the production of film for trans- dermal patches: Parts coming into contact with the material, such as the feed tank, pump and slit nozzle, must be cleaned after each batch. Intuitive operation of the catches and locks allows quicker disassembly and clean- ing. That is also beneficial in terms of manufacturers’ total cost of ownership over the long term. Contact: ViscoTec America,
Inc., 1955 Vaughn Road NW, Suite 209, Kennesaw, GA 30144 % 770-422-4281 E-mail:
sales@viscotec-america.com Web:
www.viscotec-america.com r
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the ability to modernize their production lines, simplify changeovers and gain real-time pro- duction intelligence, all while working with
both smart and conventional equipment. Unlike traditional full-line integration
projects that often require significant capital investment and time-consuming implemen- tation schedules, PROMATION’s Smart Line approach allows manufacturers to modernize incrementally while maintaining compatibil- ity with existing equipment. The result is im- proved productivity, reduced operator inter- vention, enhanced process control and greater production flexibility. Contact: PROMATION, Inc., 9900
PROMATION PRO 4.0 Smart Line.
58th Place, Suite 100, Kenosha, WI 53144 % 262-764-4832 E-mail:
sales@promationusa.com Web:
www.promationusa.com
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