DE-STA-CO's CAMCO® Rite-Link Conveyor Delivers High Speed Precision in a Compact Design
Energy efficient link system is more stable and accurate than roller chain
Auburn Hills, Mich., July 15, 2011 - DE-STA-CO, a worldwide leader in robotic tooling, workholding and flexible industrial automation solutions, announces the release of a new product: the CAMCO® Rite-Link conveyor.
The energy efficient Rite-Link requires no lubrication, so it is virtually maintenance free. Built with lightweight components, it runs quietly, even at higher operating speeds.
"Rite-Link is the perfect fit for manufacturers that have been looking for a cost-effective conveying solution that is more accurate and stable than roller chain," said Lou Wozniak, Product Manager for DE-STA-CO. "Its easy to install and integrate into any shop environment, and lends itself to flexible indexing with CAMCO®s precision 115RSD rotary servo drive, or a customers standard servo and planetary drive."
About DE-STA-CO
DE-STA-CO is a global automation and workholding company, providing productivity solutions for the industry since 1915. Quality, innovation, and service have made DE-STA-CO a leader in the design and manufacture of cost reducing, flexible automation solutions for industrial customers around the world.
The company is committed to the Team DE-STA-CO philosophy, a progressive approach to doing business that focuses on providing consistent, standard-setting service and products to every customer, regardless of geographic location.
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