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Compact and highly flexible, the new Variosys module fills and closes syringes and cartridges while offering 100 % In-process Control without sacrificing performance. The linked DDM module provides fully automatic denesting and nesting. (Source: Bausch+Ströbel )
New Module

Introducing the All-New 10th Anniversary Variosys Module

It's been ten years since the ultra-flexible Variosys production system was launched on the market. This system not only enables the individual customization of a special isolator with production modules like filling or closing machines but also allows these machines to be interlinked, creating seamless production lines. In commemoration of this anniversary, Bausch+Ströbel has introduced a cutting-edge module to the market, setting a new standard in flexibility. Similar to its predecessor, this latest addition to the Variosys lineup can handle both syringes and cartridges directly from the nest. Notably, it also features 100 % In-process Control (IPC), ensuring quality without compromising performance. The key is an all-new container transport system.

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Chem-X, first gear pump after joint product development of Maag and Witte.  (Source: Maag Group)
Gear Pump

Joint Product Development at Achema

The Maag Group along with Witte will present their first joint product development at Achema 2024 – the new Chem-X gear pump. The pump features an advanced gear tooth design which has been optimized for minimal hydraulic pulsation and maximum volumetric efficiency.

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The new Magno Protect offers the safety of a double-walled containment shroud without the latter’s disadvantages. (Source: KSB SE & Co. KGaA)
Pumps

High-Tech Containment Shroud for Mag-Drive Pumps

Additive manufacturing makes its way into the world of fluidics: KSB brings a new 3D-printed containment shroud for mag-drive pumps of the Magnochem type series. Named Magno Protect, the component offers the same safety as a double-walled containment shroud – without the latter’s disadvantages of heating up strongly and having high eddy current losses.

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The Germany-based specialty chemical firm Evonik has also adopted robots to make data collection easier for its plant workers. (Source: Energy Robotics)
Smart Solutions

Autonomous Mobile Robots for Plant Inspection and Maintenance Have Arrived

With chemical and chemical processing industries aiming to forge ahead in their automation and digitalization drive to develop their respective ‘Factory of the future’ or ‘Smart factory’, one thing is certain – it can’t be done without the use of robots at least for the time being. The concept of robots is not new but they have been transformed time and again to meet the challenges of today’s industrial plants especially with regard to plant inspection as well as maintenance and it won’t be wrong to term this phase as the ‘return and rise of robots.’

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