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Must See AGVs & Material Handling Structures

ASSEMBLY Must See Products showcase the latest innovations entering the assembly market today. Click on the links provided and learn more about the products that will help you take your business to the next level!

John Sprovieri
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Creform


Creform AGVs… Simple yet sophisticated

Creform can help automate material handling in your production area or warehouse. Whether it be a bi-directional, standard, bolt-on or tite-space AGV, Creform AGVs are configured to meet your specific needs. The AGV offers a sophisticated programmable control system and can control 50 courses with up to 128 commands for each. Course programming can be accomplished with a PC or HMI touch screen and programs can be downloaded via USB memory, ethernet cable or RF.

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Creform Workstations. Custom designed to meet your application.

Creform Corporation engineers have designed and built a workstation for use at a Kentucky university’s productivity lab. The students and teachers use the workstation in the lab, for ergonomic and productivity training in simulated manufacturing assembly and warehouse environments.

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Creform heavy-duty mobile flow rack...let it flow, let it flow, let it flow.

Creform Corporation, a manufacturer of unique products for material handling structures has designed and produced a mobile heavy-duty flow rack for use in the body shop of a large automotive assembly plant. The flow rack is used to “flow” in production parts on their assembly line.

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