Enclosures for automation, robotics
Hemco's new enclosures have a flexible, modular design with available accessories useful for automation and robotics.
Hemco Enclosures are designed to either vent exhaust air, or HEPA filter supply air for Laminar Flow Clean Workstations. Accessibility can be from any or all sides, the company said.
The enclosures feature a flexible, modular design and are engineered and built to exact customer size and design requirements.
Accessories including support tables, work surfaces, lighting, electrical, plumbing and glove ports are available.
- Edited by Chris Vavra, Control Engineering, www.controleng.com
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