Using a robotic arm, in combination with a digital design environment, can overcome the shortcomings that have limited automation, efficiency and flexibility in the production of mandrel-build rubber products, writes Koen Spaanderman of TANIQ BV, based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Using a robotic arm, in combination with a digital design environment, can overcome the shortcomings that have limited automation, efficiency and flexibility in the production of mandrel-build rubber products, writes Koen Spaanderman of TANIQ BV, based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
This article is only available to subscribers - subscribe today
Subscribe for unlimited access. A subscription to European Rubber Journal includes:
Every issue of European Rubber Journal (6 issues) including Special Reports & Maps.
Unlimited access to ERJ articles online
Daily email newsletter – the latest news direct to your inbox