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Category Archives: Research and Development
UMD Offers Latest Industry Technology Updates Through YouTube Videos
Here at UMD Automated Systems, we create material handling solutions for manufacturers in a wide range of industries, such as Tire and Rubber, Tier 1 Automotive, packaging and tote handling, appliance, bulk handling, and structural. When you choose us for … Continue reading
Posted in Conveyors, Customized Systems, Made in the USA, Manufacturing, Mixing & Batching Equipment, Modular Equipment, Research and Development, Rubber Processing, Specialized Systems
Tagged 2016 UMD Batch Off Systems, appliance, bulk handling, conveyor systems, glimpse at the technology, latest technology, material handling solutions for manufacturers, MDR Belt Over Conveyor, packaging and tote handling, structural, system design and manufacturing, Tier 1 Automotive, Tire and Rubber, UMD Electrical and Control Solutions, UMD Miners Weigh Systems, what machines are capable of doing
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UMD Automated Systems Celebrates National Manufacturing Day
The first Friday of every October, companies across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico celebrate National Manufacturing Day. This year, the event takes place on October 7th with over 2,340 events. National Manufacturing Day is a day for companies to open … Continue reading
Posted in Conveyors, Made in the USA, Manufacturing, Mixing & Batching Equipment, Modular Equipment, Research and Development, Rubber Processing, Specialized Systems
Tagged engineering, Fabricators & Manufacturers Association, Manufacturing Extension Partnership, Manufacturing Institute, manufacturing misconceptions, material handling and conveyor systems, National Association of Manufacturers, National Manufacturing Day, STEM programs
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Tire Sortation Innovation with the DARB Sorter
In these highly competitive times, the efficiency and quality that sorting systems provide is welcomed by a number of industries. Within the tire and rubber industry, DARB sorters are one of the best ways to maximize efficiency and quality. With … Continue reading
Posted in Customized Systems, Research and Development, Specialized Systems
Tagged DARB sorters are one of the best ways to maximize efficiency and quality, effectively handle and transfer products that could not be transferred before by any means—i.e. rubber strips or products subje, non-contact design and cross-belt intersection, non-contact diverter technology, standard sorting equipment, the best ways to maximize efficiency and quality, tire uniformity
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Combatting the Manufacturing Skills Gap – How Do We Reignite the Love of Working with Your Hands?
Back in the day, one of the best parts of getting a bicycle was the opportunity to customize it. It would break, you would repair it, and typically modify it while you were at it. After a while, that modification … Continue reading
Improving the American Manufacturing Landscape through Automation
Manufacturing is making a comeback in America, and that’s due in no small part to automation. But what are the benefits of automation, and why have so many businesses decided to make the switch? Read on for answers. Increasing Efficiency … Continue reading
80/20
Most of our systems follow the 80/20 rule: 80% of what we’re doing we have a history with, and the other 20% is unique to the application we’re working on. Both parts of that 80/20 are equally important. The 80% … Continue reading
