Bulletin 2/2010 - Siempelkamp NIS
Bulletin 2/2010 - Siempelkamp NIS
Bulletin 2/2010 - Siempelkamp NIS
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developed a new, precise and quick system<br />
which combines the advantages of linear<br />
feeders and articulated robots. This triad is<br />
the reason that <strong>2010</strong> has become the<br />
most successful business year in our<br />
company‘s history,” says Derek Clark, CEO<br />
of Strothmann. All three divisions – press<br />
room automation, industrial automation<br />
and RoundTrack ® – have met customer<br />
demands which are refl ected in exciting<br />
new projects.<br />
Strothmann <strong>2010</strong> press room automation:<br />
a high demand from leading<br />
automotive manufacturers<br />
In the area of press room automation we<br />
focus on the planning and integration of<br />
the complete automation of press lines<br />
including the complete blank loading area,<br />
blank washing machine and lubrication<br />
system, linear robots between presses and<br />
fi nished part racking as well as integrated<br />
control and information systems. Strothmann<br />
products are in high demand in the<br />
automotive, metal forming and household<br />
products industries.<br />
The latest example is Volkswagen Germany:<br />
In July <strong>2010</strong> the company ordered the<br />
modifi cation and replacement of the automation<br />
system for two large-capacity transfer<br />
presses. The scope of supply included<br />
the replacement of the blank loading and<br />
unloading system, the feeder for the<br />
blanks into the washing machine and<br />
lubrication system, as well as the transfer<br />
system between the presses that process<br />
automotive body parts step by step. Also<br />
included in the scope of supply are<br />
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Strothmann‘s CompactTransfer systems:<br />
They represent the further development of<br />
the FEEDER series and linear inductive<br />
shuttles and gantries. This development<br />
has resulted in universal, fl exible and<br />
customer-specifi c solutions for transfer<br />
presses and multi-function presses.<br />
In cooperation with Siemens (supplies the<br />
control system and drive technology) as<br />
well as PTC (responsible for the press<br />
modifi cation), Strothmann will help the<br />
Volkswagen presses to more speed.<br />
Another success story in <strong>2010</strong> was an<br />
order from the Magna Group: The auto<br />
parts maker was impressed with the new<br />
FEEDERplus8 concept and placed an order<br />
for such system in the amount of 2.6 million<br />
Euros. FEEDERplus8 is a highly fl exible