Automated Sorting and Separation for Busbars
Written by: RNA Automation
The world’s leading manufacturer in furniture cable management systems A&H Meyer approached RNA to design and develop a flexible automation system to sort, separate and feed busbars. The project required a complete solution that can handle 12 different lengths of flat and crimped busbars, and with a need to ensure that the retooling changeover time between all 12 variants is minimised.
RNA designed and developed a sorting and separating system complete with two linear feeders from our SLL 804 range. Continue Reading
Continued Growth at RNA
Written by: RNA Automation
It has been an exciting time at RNA recently and after the move to a new factory last year, there have been a number of new additions to the group to meet increasing demand. In Engineering we welcome four new members to the team; Sanjay Mann joins as a Senior Design Engineer, Johnathan Leigh as a Trainee Designer, Andy Field comes in as Machine Shop Supervisor along with Steven Lee who joins as a Machinist. Continue Reading
RNA joins PlastikCity’s ‘Find a Supplier’
Written by: RNA Automation
Keen to raise our profile within the UK plastics industry, we are delighted to announce RNA has now become a PlastikCity Partner.
RNA are featured under the ‘Find a Supplier’ section of their website for ‘Automation Systems’ and ‘Industrial Six Axis & Collaborative Robots’. We are excited that this new partnership will be bringing our automation solutions to an even wider audience.
Asyril awarded German ‘Handling Award’
Written by: RNA Automation
Asyril has been awarded the 2nd place of the “Handling Award” in the category “Components for handling and assembly” at the prestigious MOTEK 2018 exhibition in Stuttgart, Germany. Continue Reading
Automated Clipping & Welding System for Automotive Parts
Written by: RNA Automation
A leading global supplier of automotive components and systems has approached RNA to design and develop semi-automated machinery to assemble and test a special range of automotive component assemblies. Continue Reading
