Our innovative machine guards offer comprehensive protection for employees and systems. Thanks to their compact design, they can be seamlessly integrated into existing machines and production environments. The individual designs and customisable hoods meet specific requirements. They also allow easy access for efficient maintenance and repair of the devices.
Our innovative machine guards offer comprehensive protection for employees and systems. Thanks to their compact design, they can be seamlessly integrated into existing machines and production environments. The individual designs and customisable hoods meet specific requirements. They also allow easy access for efficient maintenance and repair of the devices.
Montech places the highest value on employee safety in production facilities. Machine guarding effectively minimizes risks and accidents. The range includes safety walls, safety hoods and individual safety solutions for machines and systems. This ensures a safe working environment.
Montech places the highest value on employee safety in production facilities. Machine guarding effectively minimizes risks and accidents. The range includes safety walls, safety hoods and individual safety solutions for machines and systems. This ensures a safe working environment.
Moving from manual to automatic production – with two TB40 and three TB30 belt conveyors, we made a dry ice manufacturer’s dream come true. Here, the challenge was to overcome the different ejection and working heights of the various machines, and to fulfill the need for a mobile solution and provide an opportunity to saw up ice blocks.
priomold GmbH from Schömberg grows rapidly and provides injection-moulded prototypes on short notice and economical pre-series/low-volume production. The success lies in an in-house master mould system and efficient HSC milling of aircraft aluminium moulds. CTO Moritz Zumdick shares insights into the unique operation, building over 500 new product moulds annually, sampling them, and using injection moulding machines. Check out the full article
A smooth process is the essence of good production. Machines’ different production heights can cause problems. They interrupt the flow of the production line, cost time, and require resources. An inclined belt conveyor with a bend can help. It automates manual tasks, which saves time and money. In addition, its incline saves space. And an inclined belt conveyor can be removed from the production line used elsewhere very easily.
Moving from manual to automatic production – with a total of five belt conveyors, we made a dry ice manufacturer’s dream come true. Here, the challenge was to overcome the different ejection and working heights of the various machines, as well as to fulfill the need for a mobile solution and provide an opportunity to saw up ice blocks.
Height differences between machines can become a problem in production – especially if you have to disrupt the production line, for this costs money and requires resources. Luckily, there are several ways to manage height differences.
Under the name FRAMEGuide, we have now introduced a newly developed rotating frame for material widths of 800 mm to 1,800 mm, whose innovative "sheet metal" design offers significant advantages in the printing industry, film extrusion or packaging production, among others. As a result, the new rotating frame takes up significantly less space and can be installed more flexibly in machines. At the same time, its torsionally rigid design increases precision and performance in web guiding.
Sensor-Technik Wiedemann (STW) has again been recognized as one of the strongest and fastest growing “Mittelstand”-companies in Bavaria. On July 26, the Minister of Economic Affairs, Hubert Aiwanger, personally presented the "BAYERNS BEST 50" award to Sonja Wiedemann, majority shareholder and managing director, and Florian Huber, chief technical officer at the Kaufbeuren based company. Read more about the award ceremony here:
Sensor-Technik Wiedemann (STW) gehört auch 2022 zu den wachstumsstärksten mittelständischen Unternehmen in Bayern. Am 26. Juli überreichte Wirtschaftsminister Hubert Aiwanger den „BAYERNS BEST 50“ Award persönlich an Sonja Wiedemann, geschäftsführende Gesellschafterin, und Florian Huber, in der Geschäftsleitung verantwortlich für Technologie des Kaufbeurer Unternehmens. Lesen Sie unter dem angegebenen Link mehr zu den Hintergründen der Preisverleihung.
