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igus linear technology delivered from 24 hours
Replace recirculating ball-bearing guides with lubrication-free and wear-resistant drylin T
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iglidur® sealing rings in January issue of 'Food & Drink Business'
New igus seals provide additional hygiene and protection against extreme dirt accumulation for maintenance-free plain bearings.
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Readychain® solution in November issue of 'Industry Update'
In its robotic machining centres, Taiwanese tool manufacturer Hartford uses fully harnessed energy chain systems from igus. This cuts out many process steps for the manufacturer, reducing assembly time from several weeks to just half a day.
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E-chain with QR codes in November issue of 'Process Technology'
Igus is now equipping its energy chains with a QR code. Integrated directly into the chain, it offers the machine builder online information about the chain, including assembly instructions, or how to identify and order spare parts, with a scan using a tablet or smartphone.
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Linear guides in October issue of 'Industry Update'
We offer a range of drylin linear guides that glide rather than roll and can be used for almost any application.
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Lost cost modular robotics kit in September issue of 'Inside Robotics'
Cost-effective automation is the best possible solution for gripping, turning, pivoting and placing items and returning them to their initial position - especially in the case of simple pick-and-place tasks performed over a long period of time.
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Hybrid servo cables in August issue of 'Circuit' Magazine
To save installation space in energy chains, some manufacturers combine the servo cable for power transmission with the measuring system cable for position data transmission to make a so-called hybrid cable.
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Low cost robotics in August issue of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
Serving orange juice, loading the dishwasher or sorting purchases. The new low-cost igus robotics concept is intended to make these tasks possible.
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Igus isense in August issue of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
Making Industry 4.0 easy - the igus isense family shows how easily plant uptime can be increased and costs reduced with intelligent plastic solutions.
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Low-cost delta robot in July issue of 'Inside Robotics'
Comprising maintenance-free toothed belt axes, lubrication-free links, encoders and stepper motors, Igus has developed the easy automation solution for assembly tasks.
igus linear technology delivered from 24 hours
Replace recirculating ball-bearing guides with lubrication-free and wear-resistant drylin T
iglidur® sealing rings in January issue of 'Food & Drink Business'
New igus seals provide additional hygiene and protection against extreme dirt accumulation for maintenance-free plain bearings.
Readychain® solution in November issue of 'Industry Update'
In its robotic machining centres, Taiwanese tool manufacturer Hartford uses fully harnessed energy chain systems from igus. This cuts out many process steps for the manufacturer, reducing assembly time from several weeks to just half a day.
E-chain with QR codes in November issue of 'Process Technology'
Igus is now equipping its energy chains with a QR code. Integrated directly into the chain, it offers the machine builder online information about the chain, including assembly instructions, or how to identify and order spare parts, with a scan using a tablet or smartphone.
Linear guides in October issue of 'Industry Update'
We offer a range of drylin linear guides that glide rather than roll and can be used for almost any application.
Lost cost modular robotics kit in September issue of 'Inside Robotics'
Cost-effective automation is the best possible solution for gripping, turning, pivoting and placing items and returning them to their initial position - especially in the case of simple pick-and-place tasks performed over a long period of time.
Hybrid servo cables in August issue of 'Circuit' Magazine
To save installation space in energy chains, some manufacturers combine the servo cable for power transmission with the measuring system cable for position data transmission to make a so-called hybrid cable.
Low cost robotics in August issue of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
Serving orange juice, loading the dishwasher or sorting purchases. The new low-cost igus robotics concept is intended to make these tasks possible.
Igus isense in August issue of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
Making Industry 4.0 easy - the igus isense family shows how easily plant uptime can be increased and costs reduced with intelligent plastic solutions.
Low-cost delta robot in July issue of 'Inside Robotics'
Comprising maintenance-free toothed belt axes, lubrication-free links, encoders and stepper motors, Igus has developed the easy automation solution for assembly tasks.