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Konecranes workstation cranes are designed to meet the varied and demanding requirements of workstations and production lines that need up to 2,000 kg of lifting capacity.
The animation shows a Konecranes Die Gripper Crane in a Stamping Plant at a Press Line with five moving bolsters on both sides of Press doing a die set change. Idle station for bolster number 5 is not shown in the animation for simplification.
The animation shows a Konecranes Die Gripper Crane in a Stamping Plant at a Press Line with five moving bolsters on both sides of Press doing a die set change.
Konecranes delivery to the plant:
Two Gantry Cranes,
One (1) pulpit chair,
One (1) Remote Operator Station (ROS),
One (1) Main User Interface (MUI) which interfaces with both cranes,
Two (2) sets of electrical control panels (one for each crane), Three (3) orange peel grapples as well as semi and full 3-shift automation capabilities.
Energy and heating plant Riikinvoima in Leppävirta, Finland, chose to automate the entire material flow with Konecranes solutions. The plant’s design calls for two cranes over the waste reception hall to load waste into a shredder. Then, the cranes feed the processed material into the boiler. Either of the cranes can complete the process alone, or work in tandem with the other crane.
Konecranes delivered a train loading system for Metsä Group’s bioproduct mill in Äänekoski, Finland in 2017. The train loading system is of a new innovative application design, which is able to move 1,100 tons of pulp per hour onto the railway wagon.
The world's first next-generation bioproduct mill in Äänekoski, Finland, built by Metsä Group, is the largest woodprocessing plant in the northern hemisphere. Metsä Group wanted to automate the delivery process with a tailor-made and fully automatic Konecranes solution for loading the trains.
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