As a partner in a R&D project for the AZL, mk provided valuable expertise in the automation of an ultra-fast production line for custom semi-finished products made of fibre-reinforced plastics.
Modular Transport Systems for Fully Automatic Interlinking of Processes
In order for a machine to function as a whole, the individual production steps must be efficiently interlinked. mk transfer systems, which work perfectly with the system controller and modern testing technology, feed, discharge, buffer, separate and position workpieces and pallets.
With proven mk transfer systems, you are getting reliable and practical interlink solutions that will optimise your production and assembly process – all the way from the unmachined part to the verified finished part.
Whether as a parts buffer between individual processing steps or as feeder to automatically recognise and separate faulty parts, mk transfer systems can be seamlessly integrated into every production design.
We can plan, design and install custom and fully networked transfer systems, including the necessary controllers, using our standardised Versamove, SPU and TKU pallet systems as well as our modular Versaflex flat top chain conveyor system. All mk transfer systems have a modular design and are thus flexible and scalable to customer requirements. In addition, they allow for quick scheduling and project planning and are easy to expand and reconfigure.
mk guides you through the entire product life cycle upon request – from the consulting and conception phase, through design and realisation, all the way to on-site start-up and subsequent maintenance. A lead project manager remains informed of all project activities at all times to ensure smooth and effective communication.
Our partner Quickmove, a manufacturer of overhead conveyor systems, needs a transfer station from an overhead conveyor to a manual workstation and back for a customer in the automotive industry. In this case, the overhead conveyor transports small load carriers (SLC) with a size of 600x400 mm and a…
Two test lines are required in the quality control department of an automotive supplier. The products should be checked just-in-sequence, i.e. in a fixed order.