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Stein Automation is connecting various workstations with a new intralogistics system. The battery-operated shuttle of the Stein link system can transport loads of up to 80 kilograms at a speed of 50 metres per minute. This allows assembly stations in the warehouse, for example, to be supplied and connected.
Stein Automation has developed a new intralogistics system that intelligently connects different workstations. The system's battery-powered shuttles also carry heavy components, which can be transported gently thanks to the Stein logistics control system. leave.
"We have been active in assembly technology in various markets for many years. However, behind every assembly line there is also a logistics concept that supplies it with components. With the Stein link, we are opening up a new field in familiar customer segments."
Jürgen NoaillesManaging Director of Stein Automation GmbH & Co. KG
The basic carrier system has a simple design and features the tried-and-tested Stein logistics control system. The new development is based on an intelligent shuttle. This can be equipped with RFID technology. Because the intralogistics solution works without impact, sensitive goods are moved gently. The streamlined system means that transport routes can be planned quickly and easily. This makes the Particularly flexible for users.
The shuttle carries loads of up to 80 kilograms at a maximum speed of 50 metres per minute. The battery for the Stein link is located at the rear of the shuttle system. This can be replaced manually or fully automatically within a few seconds. The Minimises downtimes. The system works particularly safely: a Sensor recognises obstacles and stops the shuttle immediately. In addition to the warehouse sector, Stein sees potential in the connection of injection moulding machines, the battery sector and medical technology.
Source: Stein Automation
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