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QC Industries

Trend in conveyors is toward compact and custom setups

★ By Lisa Eitel 1 Comment

Conveyors today are high-performance motion systems that incorporate more engineering than ever before. They outperform legacy iterations thanks to material advances and modular builds to suit specific applications. More specifically, many of today’s conveyors, from large conveyors for material handling to miniature varieties engineered for discrete product sorting, sport increasingly job-specific features. Just consider how many […]

Filed Under: Belt + chain drives for linear, Industry news Tagged With: Dorner Manufacturing, iwis, QC Industries

Recap of top linear-motion technologies at MD&M West

★ By Lisa Eitel 2 Comments

Last week, a large contingent of the Design World staff got to go to MD&M West 2016 colocated with ATX in Anaheim, California. Hot topics at the show included the Internet of Things (IoT), smart components, plummeting robot prices, and increased automation even down to assembly tasks — not to mention changes in the medical industry itself. […]

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Filed Under: Belt + chain drives for linear, Controls for linear axes, Industry news, Linear actuators (all), Slides + guides (all) Tagged With: Bosch Rexroth, Chieftek, Fenner Drives, Hanning Actuators, Nippon, Osborn, QC Industries

QC Industries’ Automation Series Conveyors

★ By Miles Budimir Leave a Comment

Cincinnati, OH – QC Industries introduced their new Automation Series AS40 and AS65 low profile belt conveyors at WestPack in Anaheim, California. Automation Series conveyors offer high speeds with a single-piece extruded aluminum frame and feature easy belt changes, unique rotatable drives and a movable center drive designed with maximum versatility in mind. The unique Pivot™ […]

Filed Under: Applications, Belt + chain drives for linear Tagged With: Conveyors, QC Industries, rotatable drives

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