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Helpro
13F18
Pimp up your production! platform for control and analysis of cold forming process. The unit is
easy to operate, i.e. the operator can use all the powerful features of
Helpro is planning to present its entire range of monitoring units the MP, getting results immediately without intensive training.
at Wire Dusseldorf, including the latest addition to its monitoring
family, the Helpro UP. Finally there is the FactoryM which is Helpro’s new communications
solution. This innovation saves on time and allows for optimal use of
The Helpro UP range demonstrates numerous features combining high capacity on machines.
performance at a low price which was Helpro’s prime aim when
designing the range. In addition, visitors will be able to see the Helpro “FactoryM is designed in such a way that the user decides which data
data collection system operating in real time. is useful in optimising their production. We have bundled together a
wide range of reporting options as intelligent packages, allowing you
As well as the Helpro UP, there will be the Helpro MP for multi purpose the opportunity to buy and pay for those elements which are truly
process monitoring, designed on the basis of modern PC technology essential for your operations.“
HILKER & Partner GmbH
14F27
New 3D laser scanner Integrated into the PACE inspection machine it can be combined with
all the other inspection systems such as crack detection , or a new
PACE has developed a new 3 D laser Scanner which it says has
material and hardness test with 8 frequencies working in conjunction
unlimited possibilities for the inspection of any 3 dimensional
with a high speed multiplexer, to archive a much finer dedication of
part.
hardness variations.
The new scanner can detect any surface independently on the light
New linear motor driven spindles for recess inspection can guarantee a
reflections, independent of the material or the degree of surface
very smooth contact with the part, this is very important for the
pollution, with an accuracy of 0.1um with an extreme high speed. It
delivers a complete and real 3D picture which can be used for any
today’s organic coating surfaces which are very sensitive for any
analysis needed.
mechanical damage.
Iman Pack S.p.A
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Iman pack has a new Multihead weighing machine which is
designed for packaging hardware products.
The new Multihead weighing machine consists of a vibrating bowl with
6 exits each with a weighing basket, with an additional weighing
basket loaded from the upstream basket. In total the system has 12
weighing baskets, with programming, to allowing it to select 2 or more
baskets to obtain the required weight of a batch. It has the possibility
to discharge simultaneously into selected baskets or alternatively with
a time delay, this permits regular discharge of long pieces and avoids
any jams.
This machine enlarges the wide range of weighing and
counting/weighing machines manufactured by Iman Pack to handle
different hardware products and to weigh different quantities.
Johnson Machine & Tools Co
13F18
Johnson signs agreement with Iman Pack packaging equipment to meet the needs of any industry such as food,
non-food, medical, hardware and technical products.
Johnson Machine and Tool Co Ltd of West Midlands, UK, has just
signed an agreement with Iman Pack of Italy to market the full
“By adding Iman Pack to our current range it really means that we
range of Iman Pack packaging equipment within the hardware
have become a one stop shop for both fastener manufacturers and
industry in the UK and Eire.
distributors.”
Iman Pack established itself in the world of packaging in 1975, with
This latest addition completes the comprehensive range of product on
the introduction of its first small horizontal form fill and seal machine,
offer from Johnson Machine; the range extends from production
the Micropac. Today the company with over 100 employees and three
machinery, tooling, design, consultation, through to automatic
active branches in the world offers a complete line of automatic
inspection and packaging.
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