March 27, 2007 -
MasterCell fully automated modular cell utilizes modular concept that allows for broad use and configuration. When configured with Staubli TX90 robot, cell acts as fully automated production system and can be loaded by robot when connected to part transfer system. Staubli CS8C control system is PC-based and features soft PLC function built-in for central common control of robot and single or multiple MasterCell stations.
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Hahn Automation Announces New Modular Cell for Robot Applications
Hebron, KY - 02/13/2007 Process automation specialist Hahn Automation (http://hahnautomation.com), and Staubli Robotics (http://www.staublirobotics.com), manufacturers of innovative and technologically advanced industrial, painting and cleanroom robots, announce a joint collaboration with a fully automated modular cell, MasterCell.
This modular system is an economical and intelligent concept which allows for a broad spectrum of use and configuration. The MasterCell configured with a Staubli TX90 robot, is a fully automated production system and can be loaded by the robot when connected to a part transfer system. The TX90 robot is ideally suited for working within this small enclosure with its compact design, high speed and precise motions. In addition, the robot offers a high degree of flexibility by being able to perform multiple tasks which can reduce part handling time and the need for additional stations. At the brains of the cell is the Staubli CS8C control system which is a PC based control platform with a soft PLC built in function allowing for a central common control of the robot and single or multiple MasterCell stations.
The modular design and expandability of the MasterCell enables manufacturing companies to grow with part volume without significant cost or time for expansion thereby allowing them to increase their competitiveness and ensure growth by maximizing throughput.
"Staubli Robotics has always focused its strategy and efforts on the highly diverse challenges of robotic automation to develop the most comprehensive and advanced robots to meet every unique challenge. This new collaboration represents the ongoing commitment of Staubli Robotics to provide competitive robotic solutions to our customers no matter what the application," says Mr. Gerald Vogt, Division Manager at Staubli Robotics.
Today, Staubli offers the widest range of 4 and 6 axis robots from 1kg to 230kg payloads, and from 450mm to 3200mm reach, all controlled from a common PC based controller platform.
About Hahn Automation
Hahn Automation is a global full-service manufacturer of factory automation systems, including: dedicated or flexible assembly & inspection systems; power & free pallet conveyor systems; buffing & deburring for plastic & rubber components; inspection systems for presence checking, leak testing & balancing. Robotic and vision systems. Originally founded in 1992 in Reinboellen, Germany, the US operations was opened in 2001 and recently expanded to a larger facility to accommodate its growth.
For additional information contact:
John Baines
President
Hahn Automation, Inc.
j.baines@hahnautomation.com
David Arceneaux
Business Development & Marketing Manager Staubli Robotics
d.arceneaux@staubli.com
Contacts:
General Information:
John Baines President
USA E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Hahn Automation Address: 2595 Arbor Tech Dr. City: Hebron State: KY ZIP: 41048 Country: USA Phone: 859-283-1820 FAX: 859-283-0258 http://www.hahnautomation.com
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