Leak testing is an essential part of the manufacturing process for a variety of products, and it is among the more time-consuming processes on an assembly line. New leak testing technologies are reducing cycle times and making the process more efficient.
In this month’s “New & Noteworthy,” read about a new direct-drive linear transfer system and other motion control technologies that promise to boost the performance of your next automation project.
The UR15 delivers up to 30 percent cycle time improvements compared to other UR models.
May 14, 2025
DETROIT—The new UR15 cobot from Universal Robots has a maximum tool center point speed of 5 meters per second, making it the fastest cobot in company’s portfolio.
The choice of pneumatic or electric actuators involves an evaluation of performance, component costs, system costs and productivity gains. Each has inherent advantages and disadvantages. Perhaps one of these new motion control products can play a role in your next machine design.
DURHAN, NC—IPS Adhesives, a manufacturer of high-performance structural adhesives, has launched SCIGRIP® SG2000 in North America. This two-part methyl methacrylate adhesive (1:1 mix ratio) is designed for ease of use, offering an extended working time of 100-120 minutes.
Cars, airplanes, appliances and electrical equipment have changed considerably in the past few years, and so has the wiring that goes into them. The equipment needed to cut, strip, crimp and assemble that wiring is changing, too.