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Manufacturing Technology Orders Up 91.9% in 2011
September U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $606.56 million, up 22.9% from August and up 51.9% when compared with the total of $399.32 million reported for September 2010. -
Rice University wins Latest Cool Idea! award with robot project
Rice University has been awarded prototyping and production services to help launch a group of robots designed for undergraduate engineering students. -
InduSoft Announces Packaging SCADA Webinar
Packaging SCADA, a free webinar on November 16, 2011, will demonstrate how SCADA applications in a packaging line can directly improve production. -
Smart Conveying Optimizes Digital Book Print Line
Automation.com, October 2011 By Jim McMahon Harlequin Distribution Center uses advanced conveying technology from Shuttleworth to minimize product damage and finishing downtime, and maximize throughput. -
RMT Robotics to supply Mobile Robots to system integrator
The ADAM robots will be used to automatically transport work-in-process materials and finished goods between production machines and the automated storage system. -
Phoenix Contact announces Nanoline Contest 2012
The contest challenges students in middle school, high school and technical school to design an original control system using Phoenix Contact’s Nanoline controller. -
Manufacturing technology orders up 102.9% from 2010
July U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $506.97 million, up 7.3% from June and up 92.7% when compared with the total of $263.14 million reported for July 2010. -
AMT and AMTDA mulling merger?
A committee will meet to discuss strategic partnerships and a joint approach to important manufacturing issues, as well as consolidated services. -
Intelligrated Appoints Greg Cronin Executive VP
Prior to joining Intelligrated, Cronin held executive roles in Red Prairie, Manhattan Associates and Seegrid Corporation. -
Reduce energy consumption with plastic cable carriers
Automation.com, August 2011 By Joe Ciringione Cable carrier systems not only transport energy, data and media to various types of machines, but also greatly influence energy costs. To keep energy costs low, one important consideration is the amount of pull-push, or driving force, that is required at a given speed to move the cable carrier. -
Manufacturing technology orders up 103.9% from June 2010
June U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $459.39 million according to AMT and AMTDA. -
IFS to supply ERP to Automated Packaging Systems
APS will implement IFS ERP software at 14 sites, including 10 in the United States and four in Europe. -
Barry-Wehmiller appoints Dan Jones VP Corporate Development
Jonew prevoiusly was CEO of HayssenSandiacre, a Barry-Wehmiller company specializing in vertical and horizontal flexible packaging equipment solutions -
Serapid RigidChain moves carts into and out of ovens
RigidChain's ability to withstand high temperatures lets it move parts in and out of the ovens at Precision Quincy, an oven-manufacturer. -
Bottle Packer Increases Speed for Distilled Spirits Maker
Standard-Knapp supplied a bottle packer that almost eliminates bottle breakage while increasing packer speed. -
Manufacturing technology orders up 108.0% in 2011
With a year-to-date total of $1,984.87 million, 2011 is up 108.0% compared with 2010. -
Intelligrated Names Chuck Harris Vice President
He is rejoining Intelligrated after a yearlong appointment at Savoye, where he served as director of business development for the company's North American operations. -
ABB robot packs cases at JLS Automation
JLS Automation selected the ABB IRB 360 FlexPicker robot for its new Osprey case packing system, which loads low profile wrapped or vacuum packed product into shallow shipping cases. -
Save Space & Time With Vertical AS/RS
Automation.com, June 2011 Automated storage and retrieval systems take advantage of unused overhead space to recover 60% to 85% of the floor space typically required by shelving and drawer systems. -
Conveyors Automate Solar Energy Photovoltaic Cell Testing
Automation.com, June 2011 By Jim McMahon Shuttleworth provided machinery infeed and take-away conveyors for a PV solar cell test unit built by Owens Design.
