SAS docking pins help reduce labor

SAS Automation LLC, which makes end-of-arm robotic tooling in Xenia, Ohio, has introduced spring-loaded docking pins for insert-molding applications.

“These docking pins have enabled several SAS customers to consistently increase production of complex insert-molded parts while reducing labor,” said Robert Dalton, SAS general manager. “Our insert-mold tools and spring-loaded docking pins have automated many operations that used to be performed manually.”

Tel. 937-372-5255, fax 937-372-5555, e-mail [email protected].

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