Bottle It Up!
Bottling industries rely on products being maintenance free, easy to assemble and disassemble and with predictability. igus® products offer all of this so it is easy to see why original products are being replaced with igus® materials.
Bottling industries rely on products being maintenance free, easy to assemble and disassemble and with predictability. igus® products offer all of this so it is easy to see why original products are being replaced with igus® materials.
Motor cables more or less always have the same structure. Depending on requirements, single core or multicore motor cables are used. Both types of cables are suitable for high loads. So, what is the difference?
Spindle drives in processing and machine tools are becoming increasingly larger and more demanding in terms of performance and thus energy supply. As a result, larger cable cross-sections and thicker motor cables are required. To that end, however, the cables and the energy chain no longer fit into the existing installation space of the machine. The cables need to change.
Smart Plastics by igus® takes the surprises that arise when there is a fault. This technology sends signals to inform of wear or errors before it gets critical.
Tolerances seem to be one of the main topics that people ask igus® questions on. Find out some of the key questions and answers here and see why installation is equally as an equally important topic.
The importance of protecting cables has never been so pertinent as it is when cables are battling with the elements , elevated hundreds of feet in the air. igus® offers e-chain® systems that not only protect the cables but can inform you of defects.
We at igus® have no minimum order quantity, so you can use this same rack system for small customers, and we can certainly supply either components or subassemblies, so there is no need to try and build a linear system yourself – you buy the whole thing complete from igus®.
As an essential supplier, igus® are helping support industries wherever required. We are working in collaboration with the National 3D Printing Society to assemble face shields, that are going directly into hospitals.
The 3d Printing product manager , Dean Aylott wanted to do even more than he already was with his day to day work. igus® are already working alongside the NHS but Dean wanted to take this one step further and personally invested in a 3d printing machine. Here is how his 3d printing journey unfolded and how he is doing his bit to help our key workers.