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InLineSystem for Automated Machining



EMAG offers its InLineSystem (ILS) automation system that is designed to interlink individual machines. Specially developed for the machines of its Platform 250, the extent of automation is dependent on customer requirements and can be increased by degrees. The standardized manufacturing concept makes it possible to cover additional operations by adding more machines and offers scalability of production lines.

"When analyzing current production line concepts in the market place, EMAG's developers reached the conclusion that too many compromises were made in the past with regard to the component flow," said a company spokesperson. "Many manufacturing systems were using elaborate and costly automation packages, which made the systems not only susceptible to malfunctions but also complicated to use. The EMAG engineers' objective was simplification: to develop a production line concept that featured simple but effective automation components for the interlinking of its machines. Fewer automation components in a manufacturing system reduce the number of error sources. As all EMAG machines for gear manufacture are part of their Platform 250, the interfaces between machines were easy to coordinate and optimize. Workpiece handling is the job of the pick-up spindle, i.e., the machine handles the workpiece transport itself. Workpiece flow is continuous and in-line over the whole of the manufacturing system. Interface points can optionally be equipped with small component buffers or docking stations. This system reduces the proportion of automation components by 40% when compared to conventional manufacturing systems."

According to EMAG, even step-by-step automation is possible - from purely manual or partly automatic to fully automated systems. This allows for the conceptualization of production systems that suit existing manufacturing capacities and are capable of reacting to fluctuating production requirements.

Technical data for the production line for gears includes:

  • Component size, max.: 230 mm x 80 mm
  • Workpiece weight, max.: 5 kg
  • Chuck diameter, max.: 250 mm
  • Gearings, max.: module 4.

For more information contact:

Peter Loetzner

EMAG LLC

38800 Grand River Avenue

Farmington Hills, MI 48335

248-477-7440

info@usa.emag.com

www.emag.com

Southwest

AR

Ken Pope

EMAG LLC

Mobile: 256-642-6842

615-308-7170

kpope@emag.com

NM

EMAG LLC

248-477-7440

info@usa.emag.com

TX, OK, LA

David Harris

OCTG Sales Manager

EMAG LLC

248-755-9167

dharris@emag.com

Southeast

MS, TN, AL, GA, FL, SC, NC, VA

Ken Pope

EMAG LLC

Mobile: 256-642-6842

615-308-7170

kpope@emag.com

Northeast

PA, NY

Kirk Stewart

EMAG LLC

Mobile: 248-996-4703

248-442-5960

kstewart@emag.com

ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NJ, DE, MD, WV

EMAG LLC

248-477-7440

info@usa.emag.com

Midwest

IN, OH

Kirk Stewart

EMAG LLC

Mobile: 248-996-4703

248-442-5960

kstewart@emag.com

ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, WI, IL

Bill Konetski

EMAG LLC

Mobile: 612-804-0857

bkonetski@emag.com

KY

Ken Pope

EMAG LLC

Mobile: 256-642-6842

615-308-7170

kpope@emag.com

MI

Rob Nash

EMAG LLC

Mobile: 248-755-4290

248-442-6569

rnash@emag.com

West

MT, WY, CO, ID, UT,

AZ, WA, OR, NV, CA

EMAG LLC

248-477-7440

info@usa.emag.com

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