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From building straightforward tables and workstations to frames for automated assembly systems, many assemblers are turning to modular profile systems.
Modular profile systems offer a wide range of structural components for building virtually any imaginable framework, with plenty of room to develop new ideas. Typically made of aluminum, profile systems offer many benefits. Their strength is comparable to steel. However, aluminum offers flexibility, versatility and a clean, attractive visual appearance. The pre-engineered components enable users to reduce the lead-time for engineering and fabrication. And modifications and changes can be made through all stages of the project.
The versatility of these modular erector sets make them suitable for machine bases and frames, linear slides, safety guarding and enclosures, workstations, structural framing and material handling.
These case studies demonstrate examples of how assemblers are using modular profiles.