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mk Expands its range of Pallet Systems to include an Indexing Chain Conveyor System T


he TKU 2040 indexing chain conveyor system expands mk’s portfolio of pallet systems. It makes cycled supply


and interlinking possible, for example in the machine tool and plastics industry as well as in the automotive industry. The TKU 2040 is especially well suited for defined, position-oriented supply and removal as well as for interlinking machining centres. The system’s timing can be individually configured to a fixed cycle. The TKU 2040 is based on the mk profile system and is modularly constructed, compact, flexible and extremely


robust. It is constructed from a timing chain conveyor with 2 roller chains, which permits a total load of up to 700 kg. The conveyor body consists of two profile sections with gliding assemblies for the chain and the workpiece fixtures. It is available in designs with a predefined width or with an adjustable width. The adjustable width makes it possible to use with workpieces of different sizes. According to the specific requirements, the workpiece


fixtures can be prisms made out of either polyoxymethylene (POM) or brass, which are optimal for


holding round work pieces. Alternatively, profile pallets can be individually equipped with customer-supplied workpiece fixtures. In addition to modules such as fixed and adjustable


conveyor bodies, pallets, adjustment units, drives, tails and different types of frames, protective device guards, a drip pan and an automatic lubrication station are also available.


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