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Lakeside was recently excited to announce the opening of a new service center and office located at 131 Fielding Road, Lively, Ontario, (705)-585-4900. With this new space Lakeside will be able to focus on localized service for more efficient turnaround, and even quicker response times.The Service Center is 4235 sq/ft, with an additional 2000 sq/ft of storage space on site. Lakeside have also relocated their sales office to this same site in order to centralize Lakeside’s service and support to one location. At this new service and assembly center, they will hold an inventory of Clarkson knife gate valves (KGV) for new and ENCORE assemblies.
Carlo Gavazzi is a global provider of automation components. With a 90-year history in the industry they have grown and innovated with the progression of automated manufacturing.
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Phoenix Contact Announces New National Sales Manager - Device Connectors, Milton, On
Recently, Phoenix Contact Canada Ltd. was proud to announce and welcome Robert Kostash, P. Eng., as the Company’s National Sales Manager - Device Connectors.
Bob will be responsible for the activities and performance of the DC business areas in the Canadian market; he will lead Phoenix Contact’s customer and partner engagement activities and develop the organizations' presence and effectiveness in key growth markets.
Jenoptik and 4JET Jointly Launch New Technology
The technology enables rapid prototyping of vehicle tires through precise laser material processing. In this process, individual profiles and designs are laser-generated into tires with a smooth tread and neutral sidewall. The process replaces the time-consuming manual carving of tires and thus significantly reduces development cycles and prototyping costs in tire development.
The laser ablation technology developed by Jenoptik answers a key trend in the tire industry. With an increasing product diversity and shorter product development cycles, the production of design samples and pre-production tires is essential.
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Spartan Controls Announces New Strategic Distribution Agreement with Profire Energy Inc.
Spartan Controls Ltd. was recently pleased to announce a new strategic distribution agreement with Profire Energy Inc, a technology company that provides solutions which enhance the efficiency, safety, and reliability of industrial combustion appliances while mitigating potential environmental impacts related to the operation of these devices.
Profire specializes in the engineering and design of burner and combustion management systems and solutions used on a variety of natural and forced draft applications. This strategic partnership will enable both companies to work collaboratively to support and supply combustion packages to new and existing customers in Western Canada.
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Lean Robotics: Making Robots Work in Your Factory Part 2
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Let’s start by looking at the complete robotic cell deployment cycle, as shown in Fig. 13.
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When you decide to deploy a robotic cell, it’s usually because you’re aiming to solve some issues in your company regarding productivity, quality, or output capacity.
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