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X45H New Conveyor System
31-07-2012
News & Events / X45H, new conveyor platform, lab automationX45H, a new conveyor platform
July 31, 2012
Launching X45H, the strong extension of the X45 platform. It offers longer conveyor segments, especially suitable for lab automation.
Share on twitterShare on linkedinShare on emailMore Sharing ServicesFollowing the successful launch of the X45 conveyor platform in the pharmaceutical and lab automation industries, FlexLink is launching a complementary platform for longer conveyor segments fully compatible to the innovative puck handling functions.
Now 18 months after the launch of X45, the business is catching up and FlexLink is establishing a position in the lab automation business. In parallel with the business development, we have developed extensions to the offer and are now launching a new conveyor platform, new puck handling functions and the possibility to connect X45 to X45H.
The new conveyor platform, X45H, is a direct response to customer needs within lab automation. It offers considerably longer conveyor sections and full compatibility to the electro mechanic puck handling functions with embedded controls of the X45e platform.
Technical details
The new X45H platform offers a maximum conveyor length of 25 m and a speed limit of 60 m/min. The conveyor width is 45 mm as the compact X45 platform.
Technical documentation
• Product catalogue, see Conveyor system X45
• CAD files, see CAD Library
Göran Abbestam, FlexLink’s Product Manager for aluminum based systems explains "The feedback from customers is strong and we have already received orders from several customers within the pharmaceutical and lab automation industries. Our customers within lab automation explicitly express satisfaction about the additional degree of freedom of the layout design the new combined offer is giving them. The development has been made in close cooperation with major integrators."
For more information on X45H New Conveyor System talk to FlexLink Systems Ltd
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