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Webinar: Proven technology for smooth motion in harsh environments

By Design World Staff | May 2, 2016

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Guided motion is an important feature found in automated machinery and equipment. Motion system components can enable the movement of heavy loads, or allow for equipment to be designed for adjustability and allow for a variety of machine functions or operational tasks. Motion products are engineered for specific conditions such as load direction, load capacity, or chemical compatibility. They are typically designed to carry loads in controlled service conditions which are clean, free of debris and well lubricated. After several months of use, these ideal operating conditions are rarely a reality for production machinery.

The experienced and mindful designer will consider the most extreme operating conditions and design all machine components appropriately to reduce the possibility of premature equipment failure. A frequent culprit of machine failure is the unexpected presence of process debris on critical machine components. Selecting a guided motion technology that can tolerate debris, without frequent maintenance, will extend the service life of machinery in challenging environments.

Watch this webinar to learn:

  • How to design debris tolerant guided motion into challenging operating environments.
  • About DualVee Motion Technology and component based linear guide wheels for industrial equipment and automation.
  • About guide wheel types designed for ALL environments from freezer to oven, washdown to vacuum, cleanroom to high debris.

Featured Speakers

Brian-CroppedBrian Burke, Senior Product Manager, Bishop-Wisecarver Group
Brian Burke, Senior Product Manager at Bishop-Wisecarver Group, is passionate about product development and manufacturing with educational backgrounds in Computer Aided Drafting and Design and Manufacturing Technology. He has more than 13 years of experience in the automation industry with extensive knowledge from the production floor operations to product marketing activities.

 

 

Mike-500x500Mike Santora, Associate Editor – Moderator, Design World
Mike Santora is an Associate Editor for Design World magazine and the site editor for Bearing Tips and Coupling Tips.com. He holds a B.A. in Journalism from Bowling Green State University and an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of New Hampshire.
 

 

Presented by:
Bishop-Wisecarver Group
BWC LOGO 200

 

 

 

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Comments

  1. W Schillinger says

    June 22, 2016 at

    It would be nice to know how long this webinar is, before clicking on the button.

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