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Robot spelling challenge
31 July 2015
Applied Automation Industrial Systems will launch Carryline conveyors at the PPMA Show with a robot spelling challenge. A spiral conveyor will feature as part of a machine that can be programmed to pick specific letters from the belt, spelling out certain words.
Carryline conveyors are built to the customer’s specification, easy to adapt and low maintenance. There is a choice of aluminium or stainless steel, six chain widths and various chain types.
Applied Automation is the sole national agent for Carryline in the UK and Northern Ireland. The company will also be exhibiting the robust MayTec profile system, flat belt conveyors and the versatile pipe and joint system.
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