Come visit FlexLink Systems in Booth #4011 at the Assembly Technology Expo to learn how FlexLink has been applying RFID technology to solve customers’ track and trace requirements.

On display will be two different applications of RFID technology in addition to our NEW Automatic Guiding System (AGS) and Differentiated Drive Solutions: 

DAS 30 – Dynamic Assembly System 

The DAS concept is built upon a unique combination of hardware, logic controls and software. This combination is the tool for production and process logic, giving industry the most flexible production system with complete process management and product traceability. FlexLink offers a software infrastructure supported by IPC/CAMX.  The systems we offer can monitor process machines, process cycle times and collect data for improving production efficiencies.

Benefits of the DAS system:

• Automated shop floor logistics 
• High yields throughout the product lifecycle 
• Track and traceability 
• Easy reconfiguration 
• Reusability of equipment
  

XK Pallet

FlexLink’s heavy duty XK has been utilized for many years in hostile environments, such as the Automotive and Machined Parts industries. 

Benefits of XK include:

• High quality, reusable and flexible solutions minimize costs during changes of the production flow  
• Pallets accommodate products with unfavorable geometry  
• Produce different products in the same line at the same time by using the pallet as an independent interface   
• Minimize the risk for damage of sensitive and fragile products and thereby increase production yield  
• Shorter lead-times with less products through total control of the production flow  

Automatic Guiding Systems (AGS) 
  
The new automatic adjustable guiding system provides a flexible way to add fast width adjustment for conveyors in a production line.
The system offers quick and easy automatic resetting of product guiding systems in production flows. The effect is increased line efficiency and safe product distribution throughout the line.

The system has a modular design and consists of guide units for the guiding, controls for the control of the guide units and junction boxes for power supply. The system can be linked to the line control system and one control box can control up to 220 guide units.

Differentiated Drives

The FlexLink XL and XM assortments of drive units now contain versions optimized for light and medium loads.
The new drive units provide cost effective alternatives to the current types designed for heavy loads.

They have slots in the side plates suitable for attaching guide rail brackets and other accessories based on slot fasteners. The sprocket wheels are connected directly to the motor shaft without any clutch.

To register for the show, just go to http://www.atxwest.com, then come to ATX and ask us about our 30/30 program and why FlexLink is your First Choice for Easier Automation.