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  • High speed and long reach 6-Axis robots

    EPSON Robots has introduced the new EPSON S5-Series 6-Axis Robot Lineup; a range of high speed, mid size 6-axis robots designed with a small footprint and advanced flexibility for demanding and complex applications.

  • Frontline Australasia increases production with ABB robots

    Producing perfect aluminium welds and eliminating harmful dust during polishing operations has been achieved by the acquisition of a series of CSF (Complete Surface Finishing) robotic solutions at Frontline Australasia's plant in outer south-east Melbourne.

  • Compact 6-axis robot

    Epson Robots has released the Epson C3 compact 6-axis robot.

  • Arc welding robot

    Motoman has released its new six-axis MA1400 'Master Arc' welding robot with an integrated torch in the upper arm and SIGMA V motor control technology.

  • SMC Pneumatics releases equipment tubing range

    SMC Pneumatics says its new tubing range Series TUZ is designed specifically to combat problems which arise from continual energy chain movement on machine tools, robots, material handling equipment and industrial machinery.

  • New energy chain protection from SMC Pneumatic

    SMC Pneumatic has developed a new tubing range, series TUZ, designed to combat the problem of abrasion from continual movement in plastic energy chains.

  • Spot welding robot

    Designed to be quick and agile, the new MS80 Master Spot welding robot from Motoman is said to be 43% faster than traditional heavy-payload robots.

  • Intelligent assembly robot

    JOHN Hart Automation and Robotics has released the Fanuc M-1iA intelligent high-speed assembly robot.

  • dc servo motor

    MAXON motor has launched the RE 50 - a high density 200W power pack, wrapped into minimum dimensions.

  • High speed robotic solutions

    KUKA has announced a range of new products including robots at both ends of the payload range, one of which is the world's most powerful robot with a massive 1300kg lifting capacity.

  • Automation software application

    GE FANUC Intelligent Platforms' latest version of Proficy Change Management, version 5.9, features web-based client enhancements that provide users with 'thin' client capability for version control, audit trails and secure access.

  • World’s most powerful robot

    KUKA has announced a range of new products including robots at both ends of the payload range, one of which is the world's most powerful robot with a massive 1300kg lifting capacity.

  • Automation software application

    GE FANUC Intelligent Platforms’ latest version of Proficy Change Management, version 5.9, features web-based client enhancements that provide users with "thin" client capability for version control, audit trails and secure access.

  • Power-tool actuated swing clamps

    DESIGNED for actuation by an impact wrench or nut runner, new swing clamps from IMAO have been designed to provide fast, economical clamping and unclamping to offer improved productivity.

  • High-power tool changer

    Industrial Automation has introduced a new high-power tool changer electrical module that passes current up to 28 amps, 500V ac/700V dc, and includes Amphenol MS-style connectors with a protective earth safety ground.

  • Power-tool actuated swing clamps

    DESIGNED for actuation by an impact wrench or nut runner, these swing clamps have been designed to provide fast, economical clamping and unclamping to offer improved productivity.

  • Compact but powerful materials handling robot

    NACHI (Australia), has recently introduced its MC20 handling robot. The robot exhibits a maximum of 22kg payload capacity with ample wrist torque, a large working envelope and aimum reach of 1,722mm.

  • Tilt sensors

    NEW tilt sensors from Bernstein can be used in industrial environment wherever there is a need to detect and supervise tilt as measured variable.

  • Packaged goods SCARA robot

    ADEPT Technology has announced its newest inverted SCARA robot for the packaged goods market.

  • Device and mirror columns

    GREATER sturdiness, maximum availability, simple and economical handling and installation, and suitable accessories are said to characterise the new series of device and mirror columns from SICK.

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