Walking Beam Assembly Systems

Plastic Assembly Systems offers custom walking beam plastic welding assembly systems. These systems feature modular process control packages, thrusters, actuators, and assembly process heads.

Kuhn Krause, Inc. offers 2480/2490 Series tandem disc harrow systems. These systems come in standard or rock-flex configurations, disk blades ranging from 62 to 92, up to 10" F/R in disc spacing, bearing arms ranging from 24 to 28, and cut widths ranging from 22' to 35'. Standard equipment options include: tie rod wrenches, tapered blades, safety chains, rigid scrapers, remote depth stops, regreasable/superseal bearings, outrigger extensions, transport light kits, etc.

Detroit Tool & Engineering offers cam-actuated, inline assembly walking beam modules that feature a dual camshaft design and unique combing mechanisms. These modules have the following benefits: dual camshafts, upper/lower tool mounting, stand-alone/larger system uses, expandability, can get up to 70+ cycles/minute in speed, manual operation options, etc.

Evana offers synchronous walking beam assembly systems for improved safety, accuracy, precision, production quality, and profitability.

Jewett Automation offers walking beam indexing assembly systems for medium and higher speed production demands.

Process Equipment Company (PECo) offers custom automatic assembly systems equipment for increasing productivity and streamlining operations. These systems have the following capabilities: soldering, brazing, component assembly, O-ring/seal installation, nut-driving, screw-driving, automatic insertion, in-line inspection, part marking/traceability, assembly pressing, and welding.

SELCO Engineering offers a wide range of custom machines and automation assembly systems, including both synchronous and asynchronous walking beam assembly/test stations. These stations are fully automated or manually configured, and they typically work to verify the functionality of the partially or fully completed assembly.