Warehouse-/Picking technology
MiniTec shows workstation with curve
MiniTec will be presenting a wide range of assembly workstations, conveyor systems and intralogistics solutions at the trade fair. Among other things, the Palatinate-based company offers electrically height-adjustable and tiltable workstations, customized lighting, tools and
Material supply and integrated energy and media supply. Using the new CurveTec workstations, MiniTec shows how the use of curved profiles enables the perfect ergonomic adaptation of the workstation to the physical conditions of the worker: Excessive gripping distances, which lead to health-damaging strain, can thus be avoided. Another highlight is an assembly and test line designed for one-piece flow production for several product variants. In the area of conveyor technology, MiniTec will be exhibiting its UMS pallet circulation system, which allows rational use in the smallest of spaces with a high load capacity. It enables the interlinking of processing machines, workstations, handling devices or serves as a robot feeder.
LogiMAT 2016: Hall 3 - Stand B11
Contact:MiniTec GmbH & Co. KG 66901 Schönenberg-Kübelberg Tel.: 0 63 73 / 81 27-0 E-Mail:[email protected] www.minitec.de
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