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04/07/2016
MiniTec UK To Attend Manufacturing & Engineering North East
MiniTec UK has announced it will be attending the Manufacturing & Engineering North East exhibition this year in Newcastle.
On show will be the flexible MiniTec aluminium profile system which can be used in a huge range of applications including machine frames, safety guards, workstations, conveyors, complete turn-key assembly lines and multi-axis positioning systems.
At the heart of the MiniTec aluminium profile system is the unique Powerlock fastening method which requires no specific preparation, pre-machining or special tools. The fastening system is well proven for simplified design and rapid assembly. Because it uses standard fasteners it means that structures can be dismantled and re-assembled easily in perhaps a different layout or configuration.
Designing MiniTec systems is made even easier with online design aids such as MiniTec iCAD online a CAD tool which can be used to select and configure the hardware of MiniTec modular solutions. To ensure the appropriate system is designed for safe use an on line app is available which will calculate the deflection of the aluminium profiles and linear slideways deployed. It will calculate values in both horizontal and vertical designs. The values for both load and length are stored until the application has been completed thus making a comparison of different profile systems quick and easy.
For more information, visit www.minitec.co.uk
On show will be the flexible MiniTec aluminium profile system which can be used in a huge range of applications including machine frames, safety guards, workstations, conveyors, complete turn-key assembly lines and multi-axis positioning systems.
At the heart of the MiniTec aluminium profile system is the unique Powerlock fastening method which requires no specific preparation, pre-machining or special tools. The fastening system is well proven for simplified design and rapid assembly. Because it uses standard fasteners it means that structures can be dismantled and re-assembled easily in perhaps a different layout or configuration.
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Designing MiniTec systems is made even easier with online design aids such as MiniTec iCAD online a CAD tool which can be used to select and configure the hardware of MiniTec modular solutions. To ensure the appropriate system is designed for safe use an on line app is available which will calculate the deflection of the aluminium profiles and linear slideways deployed. It will calculate values in both horizontal and vertical designs. The values for both load and length are stored until the application has been completed thus making a comparison of different profile systems quick and easy.
For more information, visit www.minitec.co.uk
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