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New technologies breathe life into old assembly platform.
"Rotary assembly machines are fast and dependable," observes Kim Stemler, sales manager at Merritech Assembly and Test Systems (Saginaw, MI). "We’ve built machines that have been operating 15, 20 years and never needed a service call."