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MCM Overhead ConveyorsAugust 1st 2008
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More articles from Amber Automation:
Keep the drinks coming (1st August 2009)
Amber Automation has installed a conveying system at Greencroft Bottling Co to transfer product from a newly installed tray erector/bottle packing machine into various storage areas.
From Conveying
Conveying goods inward (1st April 2009)
Amber Automation has successfully installed a fully integrated conveying system at the warehouse of Retail Variations, transferring goods from the vehicle unloading bay into various storage areas.
From Facilities Management
Overhead increases efficiency (1st April 2008)
When Weir Valves & Controls UK looked at improving the efficiency and handling capacity of its valve painting system, the company invited MCM Conveyors to tender for the project. Philip Dollin of Weir commented: "Apar
MCM takes five at Mitras (1st August 2006)
MCM Conveyors recently returned to Mitras Automotive to complete the fifth in a series of overhead conveyor installations, designed to improve handling efficiencies, flow of goods and storage at the Winsford manufacturing pla
Flexible and efficient component handling (1st February 2006)
Having reviewed several tender proposals, Electrolux selected MCM Conveyors to improve the handling and transportation of cooker components from the press area, through a pretreatment facility, and on to numerous enamelling application unload station
Product flow is right every time (1st August 2005)
MCM Conveyors has completed a new handling system for specialist fastener manufacturer, PSM International.
From Storing containers
Automatic lubrication (1st June 2004)
Eliminating the drudgery of lubricating chains, MCM Conveyors Automatic Lubricator ensures accurate quantities of oil are applied to overhead conveyors at speeds up to 18m per minute.
Overhead conveyors designed to eliminate falling contaminants (1st April 2004)
Most finishing processes rely on conveyor systems to take untreated components through the finishing cycle. In such applications chemicals can attack lubricants or conveyor components, paints clog up chain linkages and high and/or rapidly changing te
