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Machinery line designed for plug-and-play operation
July 12, 2005
Automatic Feed Co. Inc. has introduced a line of SMART™ machine systems, including cut-to-length and blanking lines, designed with plug-and-play functionality.
To simplify the systems, the company segmented its equipment design into standard, stand-alone subsystems, whereby motors, cylinders, valves, and other machine components are interchangeable.
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