Sunday, May 31, 2009
Next edition: 19-22 January 2010
We would like to invite you to participate in International Fair for Construction and Road Building Machines, Vehicles and Equipment Bumasz, taking place every two years. The next edition will be held together with International Construction Fair Budma from January 19th, 2010, to January 22nd, 2010 in Poznań, Poland.
Construction fair in 2010 will be held under the theme of balanced building. This means taking on ecology, economy and ergonomy principles, making use of balanced materials, the practice of safe building, and taking into account new technologies, e.g. while assessing the risk of engineering works and damages caused by climate change and air pollution. The fair is aimed to be an
The rich accompanying programme of events will include: dozens of specialist conferences and seminars, numerous international business meetings, workshops and permanent presentations in special demonstration areas.
Robots in The Gym
Before they start mixing us drinks and folding our laundry, robots are going to do some seriously important work, like helping stroke victims.
Rice university engineers are launching a two-year program to test a new joystick-based device designed to help stroke victims recover faster. Patients use the joystick to try to move objects around on a screen, and the joystick pushes back when the patients err. The technology effectively tries to get things back in sync, teaching the hand to do what the brain is asking of it.
Several other labs are using robots for stroke-rehab, too, including an ankle-focused device like the one picture here. One MIT scientist envisions an entire gym stocked with robo-assistants.-Gregory Mone
Automaker Plans to Move Robots Into Homes
The robot business is getting serious. Toyota just announced plans to move several advanced robots into the marketplace by 2010, hoping these machines will help people in homes, factories and health-care facilities. The automaker revealed two new robots, a violin-playing humanoid and a kind of futuristic wheelchair called a "mobility robot." Additionally, Toyota says it will double the number of engineers it has working on these projects, and build a new research facility dedicated to the field. By 2020, the company hopes that robotics will be one of its core businesses.—Gregory Mone
Robot Round-Up
Robots are always a big crowd-pleaser at CES, and this year’s no exception. WowWee, known for its innovative but affordable ‘bots, just announced four new products that uphold its reputation. And Erector (yup, of Erector sets) brought out three follow-ups to last year’s popular Spykee, a build-it-yourself Wi-Fi robot that acts like a roving webcam. Go with WowWee if you want your artificial friend to run right out of the box, or with the Erector DIY kits if you like to work for your robot love.
Continue reading below to see the best new robotic products to hit CES this week.
CNC Gantry Type Flame Plasma Cutting Machine
CNC series of digital control plasma cutting machine is designed with the company many years' cumulative experience. It is the latest machine launched by the company. The machine boasts of beautiful appearance, small inertia, solidity and smooth running. It span between 3 to 8 meters. Its digital control system could be quipped according to the requirements of its customers.
This series of plasma cutting machine adopt various anti-disturbed and safety precautions based on the features of plasma cutting machines. Therefore, they enjoy a high performance and price ratio. They have been widely used in various industries.
1. Regulator of auto height regulator
The machine has many functions such as automatic positioning, automatic position, automatic perforation, and automatic height-regulating device of capacitance. The plasma cutting machine is equipped with the imported height-regulating device of arc voltage.
2. The driven system
The driven device adopts the full-digital AC servo system and motor made by Japan Panasonic which has high running precision.
3. The travel reducer
The travel reducer adopts German high precision planet gear reducer.
4. The lifter
The lifter the aluminum alloy structure. It is led by screw, guided by straight line bearing, the precision is guaranteed.
5. Cutting power
The cutting power may select USA Hypertherm, Germany Kilby, USA Thermadyne and internal and external famous brands.
6. The machine body
The machine body is gantry type structure; The crossbeam is treated by whole annealing to eliminate stress so it has good rigidity and high strength without permanent deformation.
7. The horizontal rails
The horizontal guide track adopts a straight line track with high precision and smooth running.
8. The track gauge
The machine with below 4m track gauge adopts single side driven, the machine with above 4m track gauge adopts double-side driven to guarantee its precision and high speed smooth running.
9. The cutting torch holder
The cutting torch holder adopts the collision-preventing design to ensure the cutting torches are not damaged in production.
10. The cutting torch holder
The vertical guide track adopts heavy rail. The surface has high precision and wear-ability via grinding post processing. The rail length can be increasing and decreased according to the requirements of users (specification: 2m/section).
11. CNC System
The digital control system may be equipped with the international famous brands such as USA Hypertherm, Spanish Fagor, or Beijing Start etc. According to the requirements of users.
12. Program and nesting software
The programming and jacking software may be equipped with FastCAM, InteGNPS etc. Or the needs of users.
Heavy Machinery
Modern heavy machinery can be almost awe-inspiring to see in action. Massive cranes, huge earthmovers, and even king-sized tractors have the ability to do work in capacities that are nearly unthinkable.
That vast size can look even more intimidating when we see what happens when things go a little wrong. In this gallery of impressive images, those sorts of mishaps are in great (literally) evidence, showing machines that have fallen, broken, or become hopelessly mired. There are a few images here that also show massive machines in strange-looking situations that just happen to be within the normal course of events, while still making for impressive photos.
The heavy machinery and transportation
The heavy machinery and transportation industries involve the repetitive handling and manipulation of large workpieces and assemblies. These activities are extremely hazardous and can result in lifting injuries and lifting-related injuries from reaching, bending, stretching, and other physical contortions.
This page shows how lifting and lifting-related injuries can be eliminated or reduced through the use of simple and inexpensive mechanical lifting and positioning equipment.
Dry Port Heavy Machinery
Another one from the Dry Port Series. This is actually the 50 ton crane that loads and unloads the containers on and off the trains.
Tec: 3 standard HDR exposures, tonemapped in Photomatix, slightly fish-eyed in Photoshop to accentuate the massiveness of the heavy steel.
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Japan tadano120 Tons used crane,
The crane is 120Ton Nissan diesel truck crane.
It was made in Japan in 2003. It has five legs and five booms.
It is good condition and working now. It is located in China.
The paint is orginal. If you have any interest, please come to China and check it.
Then we can discuss the price. my pone number:0086-15000377588
2008 Kato 4500 KW Generator
Description
2008 Kato 4500 KW Generator*PLEASE NOTE: Per location, the generator is in 4 separate pieces and includes approximately 6 pallet loads of miscellaneous parts. Location recommends a flat bed trailer for tranporation of unit.* Additional Specifications: Voltage: 12,470 RPM: 1,800 3 Phase
General
Manufacturer: Kato
Production Date: 2008
Serial Numbers: 20922
Condition
Per Seller: On September 23,2008, the unit sustained impact damages while in transit by truck tractor. The truck tractor shifted off of the roadway and over corrected, causing the load to shift.Damages include but are not limited to the following:
Two large lifting eyes are bent
The frame exterior is buckled around the main terminal box framework.
The leads are sheared.
Damage to the 2 x 153-01848-00 WP-2 sound attenuation enclosures.
The stator suffered significant damage.
The rotor sustained impact damage and is out of balance.
The damaged lifting eyes were removed from the generator and new ones were welded in place so the unit could be safely handled. It was disassembled for inspection purposes. Please see attached photos and results below:
The rotor assembly tested electrically within acceptable parameters. The rotor also tested mechanically acceptable for dimensions and balance.
Main stator tested mechanically and electrically within acceptable parameters except for exterior frame damage identified.
Bearing liners and seals appeared to be intact but it is recommended they be replaced due to the possibility of Brinelling.
End bells measured within acceptable parameters.
Exciter armature and stator tested both electrically and mechanically within acceptable parameters.
Shaft bearing surfaces were within acceptable parameters.
PMG and PMG stator tested both mechanically and electrically within acceptable parameters.
All miscellaneous parts (e.g. fan hub, hub blades, baffle, etc.) within acceptable parameters.
1998 Freightliner FLD12064ST Vacuum Truck
Description
1998 Freightliner FLD12064ST Vacuum TruckTitle for this unit is being converted to a salvage title. Salvage title will be forwarded to buyer within approximately 30-45 days.
For Vehicles
Make: Freightliner
Model: FLD12064ST
Model Year: 1998
Engine: Detroit S60/12.7L, 430 HP
Mileage/Engine Hours: 743,390
Transmission: Fuller 9 Spd. with PTO
VIN Number: 1FUYDSEB4WL933663 (Unit #326)
Additional Equipment: 80 Barrell Vacuum Tank with Pump
Condition
Per Seller:
On 12/3/2008 the unit was reported damaged when it rolled over while driving down the road and it overturned onto its side. The unit sustained physical damages as seen in the photos. Damages include but are not limited to the front bumper, radiator, exhaust system, front axle, steering gearbox, cab assembly, fuel tank, and vacuum tank assembly. Please note that the hood is missing and is not included with the salvage. The unit will not run/operate. The location cannot assist with load out. Please bid accordingly. Title for this unit is being converted to a salvage title. Salvage title will be forwarded to buyer within approximately 30-45 days after auction end.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Used Equipment : MachineFinder™
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Picture of Anders and an English instructor, taken in conjunction with the installation and startup of our latest machinery.
LA 2007: 1936 Mercedes-Benz 290 Roadster Special
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The SLR wasn't the only attention-grabbing roadster Daimler-Benz had on display at this year's LA show. Sitting front and center in between all the latest machinery from Mercedes was this unique classic, the 290 Special Roadster.
On loan from the Mercedes-Benz Classic Center USA, the bright orange convertible was a one-off drophead version of the 290-series flagship sedan that debuted in February 1933 at the Berlin Motor Show. Taking the place in Benz's 30's line-up where the S-Class sits today, the 290 came in short- and long-wheelbase versions (for personal or chauffeured use) and adopted the company's then-new swing axle technology.
This convertible is one-of-a-kind, built in 1936. It packs a 68hp 2.8-liter straight six driving through a 3-speed transmission and wrapped in some truly classic sheetmetal that gives you an idea for where the guys at Wiesmann may have drawn their inspiration. Check out the gallery below for all the elegant curves and details.
slitting Machine
With the latest machinery and digital control technology from Europe, our series high-speed wide-web slitter are suitable for kinds of plain or treated flexible plastic film, paper, aluminum foil at ranges thickness.
We also provide special kinds slitting machine due to client's requirement, as for TTR film, capacitor film and so on.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
New Claas harvest hub for west
CLAAS has expanded its specialist Harvest Centre dealer network with the addition of Geoff Britten at Lake Bolac, in the Western District.
Claas, through its importer Landpower Australia, has been steadily building the Harvest Centre network for about two years in targeted locations to build the serviceability of its equipment.
Other Claas Harvest Centres have been established at Narrabri and Wagga Wagga in NSW, and Katanning, in Western Australia.
Geoff's dealership will act as a hub for sales, service and support of Claas Lexion combine harvesters throughout western Victoria.
A Claas dealer for 30 years, Geoff said he was excited to be a part of the network.
"We've been in new premises for about two years now, so it's good timing to become a Claas Harvest Centre," Geoff said.
Landpower Australia said the dealership would focus on around-the-clock service to keep all makes and models of Claas harvesters at their peak capacity throughout the harvest season.
Lexion product manager Steve Reeves said dealerships such as Geoff's would ensure producers and contractors obtained maximum profitability from their investment in Claas machinery.
"Each Claas Harvest Centre represents a year-round commitment to our customers," he said.
"Just like our customers, Claas, Landpower and our Harvest Centre partners are family-owned businesses. We know the importance of long-term relationships and customer service."
Steve said it was vital high-performance machines such as the Lexion harvesters were kept on the go.
"These machines are exposed to incredibly high loads over a long period," he said.
"For this reason, we recommend a yearly service immediately after harvest or before the next, to ensure each machine is ready for the coming season."
Local farmers adopting latest technology
A farmer harvesting paddy using the latest machinery. Picture by Saliya Rupasinghe
Compared to other countries in the SAARC region there is a high adaptation of advanced technologies in the local agriculture sector.
Operations Manager of CIC Seeds, Chandana Jayaratne told Daily News Business, that local farmers are rapidly adopting latest technologies in the agriculture sector compared to other countries in the region.
“They are always keen on latest technologies available to them and want updates on advanced technologies,” he said.
“Every day we find large numbers of farmers visiting us to learn new technologies in the agriculture sector. Farmers in the dry zone specially in the Ampara, Polonnaruwa, Anuradhapura and Mahaveli areas are quick to adopt the latest technologies,” he said.
Today, labour charges in the agriculture sector has increased and annually the labour force in the industry declines by 10 per cent. The new generation in the agriculture sector moves towards latest machinery and today farms need to be automated to make profits.
Not only individual farmers but also private sector companies in the agriculture sector have now switched to fully automated systems investing heavily due to lack of labour and high labour charges, he said.
Now there is a huge demand for local companies who import the latest agricultural machinery to Sri Lanka. Many farmers invest on machinery, he said.
Farmers now focus on using inputs, which have balanced amounts of organic and inorganic ingredients for better harvests. CIC Seeds is the largest seed paddy producer in Sri Lanka. It produces 20 per cent of the country’s seed paddy requirement. The company is equipped with most sophisticated seed-processing machines.
“Demand for compost has increased and many people in Colombo use compost for their home gardening. We manufacture 1,500 metric tonnes of compost per year and expect to increase the production to cater for the demand,” he said.
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