MATRIX DESIGN, LLC TO DEMO NEW ROBOTIC DEBURRING APPLICATIONS SYSTEM AT GEAR EXPO
New Modular Robotic Deburr Demo Cell Includes interchangeable stations and FANUC robot
South Elgin, IL - August 16, 2017 - Matrix Design, LLC will be exhibiting at Gear Expo 2017 from October 24-26 in Columbus, OH. Thousands of gear industry professionals are expected to attend the event to discover cost-effective solutions and new technologies.
Matrix will exhibit in booth #422, a 20 x 20 space, and will feature their brand new Deburr Demo cell. Here, attendees will have the opportunity to see live advanced robotic deburring technologies. This modular-designed automation system includes four interchangeable stations arranged in a quadrant formation around a single M-20iA35M FANUC robot, each featuring various deburring solutions that address the unique challenges associated with deburring.
"We are very excited to unveil our new robotic deburring applications system," says Jeff Bennett, Vice President of Sales and Marketing. "This new system will allow us to demonstrate our automated deburring technologies to manufacturers as well as qualify new potential deburring applications." Matrixs staff will be on hand to present, answer questions, and to help end users understand how manufacturers operations can benefit from increased productivity, improved safety and work environment, decreased costs, and consolidation of processes.
About Matrix Design
Matrix works closely with end users to develop, build, and install robotic automation systems. Specializing in machine tending, deburring, and a range of material handling systems, Matrix has built a reputation for designing and delivering the most optimal and robust industrial automation systems to manufacturers worldwide. To learn more, visit www.matrixdesignllc.com or call us at 847-841-8260.
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