Guide To Suppliers

From track systems for robot automation, to heavy duty systems for high loads, to a host of smaller components to perform simple or complex operations, HepcoMotion has a product to meet practically any requirement.

In early 2015 an East German StartUp, AIM3D set out to revolutionise the 3D printing world by creating a 3D printing machine that would offer the potential to eventually become a standard tool on every workbench. One unexpected challenge in this quest was finding a suitable provider of a high-quality linear guidance system that would fit their needs.

The need to automate has never been more apparent with manufacturers under pressure to increase output, lower costs and improve quality. There are now very few areas where automation cannot contribute greatly to improving efficiency – including the aerospace industry.

Staubli’s robotic arm (TS2-60), HepcoMotion’s GFX Guidance System and the Beckhoff eXtended Transport System (XTS) are all cooperating in one cell to demonstrate the joint potential they offer.

HepcoMotion has recently upgraded its core blacking process system with the use of its own HDS2 rack driven gantry system to dip its slides, rings and track system into a multi-station chemical finishing dipping plant.

At Southern Manufacturing, for the first time in the UK, HepcoMotion is pleased to be exhibiting a new joint demonstration unit showcasing a combination of technologies from Stäubli, Beckhoff and HepcoMotion.

HepcoMotion is innovating its GV3 range with the introduction of two new components that offer real benefits to design engineers.

Hepco has produced a series of six animations highlighting the major benefits of V Guide technology against ball rail systems.