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Assembly in Action: Advanced Materials Design Improves Printer Cartridge Assembly

Dove Data Products had quality and delivery problems related to the foam they were using in its Z-blade cartridge because the supplier manufactured parts abroad.


Assembly in Action: Gear Products Aid Actuator Motion On New Mars Rover

Forest City Gear has supplied 60 space-qualified gear components, housings and carriers to Aeroflex in Hauppauge, NY, a major contractor on the newest Mars Rover for the Jet Propulsion Lab.


Assembly in Action: Monorail System Streamlines Clean Room Operations

Medical device manufacturer Maquet Cardiopulmonary AG has optimized cycle time on its line by connecting assembly stations with the Montrac transport system from Montech AG.


Assembly in Action: Paint Robots Increase Component Production, Part-Run Flexibility

In late 2008, Classic Metal Finishing began discussing automation as a way to increase production speed, boost flexibility, improve accuracy and lower labor costs.


Automation Profiles: System Prevents Defects in Motorcycle Wheels

Genesis Systems Group recently built an assembly system to press-fit bearings and dust seals into the hubs of motorcycle wheels.

by John Sprovieri


Manufacturing Insights: Meet the new Automation Team

Two industry veterans are back to serve the automation needs of manufacturers.

by Don Hegland


Moving Forward: New Plant Helps Philips Focus on Healthcare Niche

Philips Respironics isn’t resting on its laurels in the healthcare market, as evidenced by the opening in April 2009 of a $32 million plant in Murrysville, PA, devoted to high-volume, low-mix production of special devices used to treat obstructive sleep apnea.

by Jim Camillo


The Editorial: Man Bites Dog

Toyota's recall problems are a man-bites-dog story of epic proportions.


by John Sprovieri


We Fed It: System Feeds, Installs 88 Rivets

Deane Systems LLC designed a machine that can feed and install up to 88 rivets in semitrailer panels.

by John Sprovieri


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