Rollon Enhances Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems with Advanced Linear Actuators
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Rollon emphasizes the critical role of integrated guidance in automated storage and retrieval systems, particularly in France, where demands for heavier loads and longer travel distances are increasing. According to Sébastien Richard, the commercial manager for France at Rollon, the choice of linear axes is essential for ensuring long-term reliability and precision in these systems.
The recent collaboration between Rollon and Turn-Key Solutions (TKS) highlights the need for high-performance equipment capable of handling significant loads and maintaining accuracy. In a project where two grippers were required to move parts vertically up to 9 meters and horizontally over 18 meters, the linear actuator's specifications were crucial for meeting the demanding operational requirements.
Looking ahead, Rollon notes a trend where the underlying guidance systems must evolve alongside the increasing complexity of automated cells. This is particularly relevant for French integrators in sectors with limited floor space, such as warehousing and logistics, where the linear axis is a key component that determines the reliability and efficiency of robotic systems over time.
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