Sunglasses provide a clear view
Using the right technology to fasten miniature screws to the frame
DEPRAG places the focus firmly on innovative technology for micro-assembly operations
Anyone looking for an overview of innovative technology for micro-assembly operations should venture a look at the DEPRAG stand at MOTEK 2011 this October, where the focus is on modern micro-assembly operations - and ground breaking new products are on display. Trendy sunglasses will be assembled live before visitors` eyes. At a single glance visitors to the exhibition will obtain a well-founded overview of how fasteners - barely visible to the naked eye - are assembled using a process-reliable method. Screwdriver, process controller, screw feeder, position control stand, electronic measurement and the DCOS control unit concept - everything on this semi-automatic assembly station is designed towards miniaturisation in the production process. Whether the task is to assemble a hearing aid, a heart pacemaker, a satellite navigation unit, a mobile phone or fashionable sunglasses - micro-assembly can be truly process-reliable only by applying the utmost attention. Tiny fasteners can create gigantic problems; so sharp-sighted planners take a longer look when it comes to designing equipment to handle micro-components.
DEPRAG Sales Manager Jürgen Hierold promises: After just one look at the sunglasses being assembled on our stand, visitors will be able to see more clearly. They will have an overview of every aspect of micro-assembly. And, to boot, they will walk away with a free pair of newly-assembled sunglasses for improved vision.
DEPRAG SCHULZ GMBH u. CO. from Amberg in Oberpfalz, Bavaria is well known as a one-stop-shop for sophisticated designs for the automation industry. Industrial miniaturisation is a huge challenge for all plant engineers. DEPRAG continues to make a name for itself with innovative products and by enhancing their existing product offering. At MOTEK 2011, which takes place from 10th to 13th October at the new exhibition centre in Stuttgart, attracting a wide range of trade and industry visitors, it will be demonstrating its expertise in the industrial assembly of micro-components.
By demonstrating a semi-automated screwdriving system for sunglasses on its exhibition stand it is sharpening the industry`s vision with regard to process reliability and quality management.
