MDR based technologies at LogiMAT 2025

A variety of extremely cutting-edge modular product managing modern technologies is to be showcased by Itoh Denki, a prominent worldwide expert in motorised drive roller (MDR) based product managing modern technologies, at the LogiMAT 2025 program at Stuttgart Messe from 11-13 March 2025.

Itoh Denki’s stand (no. 1K25 in Hall 1) will certainly present a variety of unique systems, all based upon well-known MDR innovation, which bring better control and modularity to a wide range of product managing procedures in both the storage facility and the manufacturing facility.

Optimizing both throughput and efficiency, Itoh Denki’s modular systems enable unique versatility to satisfy altering functional needs.

Taking centre phase will certainly be FNR, an MDR-powered conveyor system which securely and effectively transfers light lots of all sizes and shapes using a copyrighted bed system making up durable plastic wheels.

FNR can embark on any kind of job taken care of by belt conveyors, while supplying fringe benefits in the kind of near-silent procedure and coworker safety and security.

Calling for very little set up and recurring upkeep, FNR has actually been created particularly for applications including tiny and medium-sized products and is specifically matched to singulation and build-up jobs for order prep work. In these applications, many thanks to its brief, separately managed areas, FNR can swiftly and effectively singulate or collect products also in extremely brief ranges.

As a totally modular system, FNR is conveniently incorporated right into systems currently in position– and has the extent to be reconfigured whenever required as demands develop.

FNR will certainly be signed up with by Itoh Denki’s family members of diverter devices which can in between them provide for a huge range of application demands.

The Multi-Angle Sphere Sorter (MABS) uses trademarked turning round transfer innovation to allow diversion to departures at 30 °, 45 ° or 90 ° angles on both sides. With the ability of managing as much as 4,300 devices per hour, MABS can be incorporated right into any kind of sort of conveyor system, where it can take care of lots up to 30kg of differing sizes and shapes. Readily available in 5 dimensions and conveniently reconfigurable to satisfy altering demands, as much as 8 devices can be integrated as required to develop bigger transfer areas.

MABS will certainly be shown in mix with Itoh Denki’s well-known F-RAT NX small 90 ° diverter and sorter component for smaller sized lots up to 50kg, and the M-RAT component for bigger lots up to 250kg. F-RAT NX and M-RAT are the only diverters of their kind to move items at 90 ° on either side of the conveyor line without requiring to raise the item in between the entrance and the leave, allowing smoother transfers and easier conveyor layout.

MABS, M-RAT and F-RAT are all powered by 24V DC power, allowing developers and specifiers to relocate far from pneumatically powered systems with all their linked difficulties when it pertains to appointing, upkeep and safety and security.

Tatsuya Akashi, Head Of State of Itoh Denki Europe, clarified: “As the prominent worldwide trade convention for intralogistics remedies and procedure monitoring, LogiMAT once more provides the possibility for system developers and specifiers from throughout the globe to see on their own the gains in performance and versatility they can take pleasure in by picking systems from Itoh Denki.

“MDR-based systems remain to come to be the favored selection for a huge variety of applications where efficiency can not be jeopardized, while bringing benefits in regards to improved safety and security– for both coworkers and items– power performance, very little upkeep, and simplicity of configuration and reconfiguration.

“We expect solid rate of interest in all of the modern technologies we will certainly carry program at LogiMAT.”

For additional details see www.itoh-denki.com

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