Midwest Engineering Systems Exhibiting at 3M Conference with Kuka Robotics
Midwest Engineering Systems is teaming up with Kuka Robotics Corporation to exhibit at the 3M Conference.
Midwest Engineering Systems Inc., an innovative provider of premier custom machines and integrated systems is teaming up with Kuka Robotics Corporation to exhibit at the 3M Global Plant Managers Conference (GPMC).
The 3M Global Plant Managers Conference will be held in St. Paul, Minnesota on May 7th & 8th, 2014. 3M plant managers, manufacturing directors, manufacturing operations managers, and technology managers from around the world will be attending this conference. A key component of this event is to promote innovative technologies that will have an impact on 3M's future manufacturing ability. This will be done through supplier exhibits during the two-day conference.
Midwest Engineering Systems and Kuka Robotics Corporation will display together at the event to showcase equipment and capabilities in areas such as: automation, robotics, web handling, and system integration.
Midwest Engineering Systems Inc. has been providing custom machines, integrated systems, and automation/robotic solutions to manufactures around the world. Our engineering staff has technical expertise, a diverse knowledge base, and has built thousands of integrated automation systems over the last 20+ years. This knowledge and expertise, in conjunction with a partnership with Kuka Robotics gives Midwest Engineering Systems the ability to provide complex configurations for companies such as 3M.
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Midwest Engineering Systems Inc. has been providing high-quality custom machine design and automation solutions since 1991.
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