Introducing the innovative LiSEC RHF Line

Date: 14 January 2025

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LiSEC

Date: 14 January 2025

The cutting-edge LiSEC RHF line ensures optimal processing of rigid spacers, bringing unparalleled efficiency and precision to your production process.

Production Line Highlights:

Alignment and Handling: fixed and dynamically moveable grippers for perfect frame positioning.
Integration: automatic frame pickup and placement by a six-axis articulated-arm robot.
Flexibility: suitable for all common rigid spacer types and Georgian bars.
Process Stability: continuous operation for increased production output.
Versatility: extended spatial possibilities thanks to the robot's large range of motion.

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