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Optical scanning technology from Batching Systems scans 4,000 times per second

The continuous counter from Batching Systems, the Batchmaster® IV, scans at 4,000 times per second. The sophisticated optical scanning technology behind the machine produces extremely accurate batches, identifying products based on size and shape and filtering out any parts outside of the accepted range. The counter features a B&R touchscreen HMI that combines control, visualization and motion control and it also allows for remote access and diagnostics.

October 25, 2013

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WSAutomation introduces the new Spectra™ line of modular front/back labelers

The new Spectra™ front/back labeler from WSAutomation, a division of WS Packaging, is modularly designed for versatility in material handling and container application options. The labeling system features a touchscreen HMI from B&R with built-in video work instructions for explanation or troubleshooting. It also features smart, ACOPOS drives from B&R that plug-n-play, saving the operator programming time in case of a future need for replacement.

October 25, 2013

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Automation Highlights Tour

Tour the B&R booth at Pack Expo to view our latest innovations in automation—from industrial PCs and multi-touch technology to open automation concepts, modular machine designs and a fun linear actuator application.

October 25, 2013

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SATO America appoints Len Bono as business development manager for consumables

SATO America, Inc., provider of thermal barcode printing, labeling, and EPC/RFID solutions, has announced the appointment of Len Bono as Business Development Manager for Consumables.

October 24, 2013

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Lenze Americas receives Alternatives’ Community Beacon Award

Lenze Americas, global manufacturer of electrical and mechanical drives, motion control and automation technology, has received the Community Beacon Award from Alternatives, a non-profit organization that provides services to individuals with disabilities: the award recognizes individuals, staff and community members that have made significant contributions to the Alternatives agency and the people it serves.

October 24, 2013

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Constantia Flexibles receives most recognitions at European Aluminium Foil Association’s Alufoil Awards

Constantia Flexibles’ foil-based products received awards in four main categories, plus a special discretionary award at the European Aluminium Foil Association’s prestigious Alufoil Trophy Awards.

October 24, 2013

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Jim Paulsen joins Multi-Conveyor

Multi-Conveyor LLC has announced that James (Jim) Paulsen has joined their sales and project management team, bringing over three decades of experience in the conveying equipment field, specializing in packaging, processing, and material handling to the company.

October 24, 2013

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Kevin Cameron joins EDL Packaging Engineers as operations manager

EDL Packaging Engineers, Inc. (EDL) , provider of end-of-line packaging systems, has announced that Kevin Cameron hasjoined the company as operations manager, and will be responsible for optimizing EDL’s manufacturing and assembly operations.

October 24, 2013

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Sharp partners with Cornerstone Automation Systems and ProShip

In order to significantly increase shipping efficiencies, Sharp Packaging Systems has announced a new partnership with Cornerstone Automation Systems (CASI) and ProShip.

October 24, 2013

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Unitronics: Flat fascia HMI with key pad

Unitronics introduces the newest members of their Vision130™ PLC+HMI family- flat fascia Vision130™ units. The new flat fascia makes these models a perfect fit for the food & pharmaceutical industries.

October 23, 2013

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Service Enterprises, Inc., wins Spee-Dee’s Nationwide Oldest Operating Filler Contest

Service Enterprises, Inc., (SEI), which has been helping people with disabilities receive vocational job training to lead more independent lives, is the winner of Spee-Dee’s oldest operating filler contest, and is the recipient of $1,000 in Spee-Dee credit.

October 23, 2013

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Workforce issues drop to number two concern for manufacturers

For the last several years, when manufacturers gather to discuss issues of concern, the dwindling skilled workforce has repeatedly been at the top of the list. The workforce issues haven't yet been solved, but recent evidence suggests that the Affordable Care Act is now the top concern, not only among manufacturers, but other businesses as well.

October 22, 2013